They can help determine if you have a case for misrepresentation or fraud against the seller, especially since the omission of the basement and its condition was not disclosed.Additionally, you might want to consider hiring a structural engineer to assess the damage and provide a detailed report.

Open to gut rehabs but want to avoid foundation/structural damage.

The upside here is you can potential find a direct buyer, the downside is you'll likely need to speak with dozens or hundreds of people to find a qualified and motivated buyer.Selling a property (on or off-market) is a numbers game. 1 agent and 1 contractor, unfortunately, may not be enough to get you top value for this property given its current condition BUT it is a great start fo you and the family.To vet a buyer, collect: - proof of funds and pre-approval (if financing)- LLC documents (if applicable) to verify you're dealing with the actual buyer- photo ID- buyer's attorney's information You'll also want to work with a reputable Real Estate Attorney who can protect your best interests on the contract.

Whether I'd take it to his broker or the board would depend on if I wanted to continue to invest in that area because you don't want to get a bad reputation.

Upon cancellation, all earnest money or deposits shall be returned to the person who provided the earnest money or deposit.CONSEQUENCES OF NON-DISCLOSURE TO SELLER If the Residential Property Wholesaler fails to provide a Residential Property Wholesaler Written Disclosure to the seller before entering into a written contract for a residential property wholesale transaction, the seller may terminate the contract at any time without penalty and retain any earnest money or deposit paid to the seller or deposited in escrow by the Registered Residential Property Wholesaler.An escrow agent may disburse the earnest money or deposit to the seller without the need for separate written instructions from the Registered Residential Property Wholesaler if:• The seller in writing asserts that the Residential Property Wholesaler Written Disclosure was not provided to the seller before entering into the written contract for the residential property wholesale transaction and demands disbursement to the seller of all deposits held by the escrow agent; and• The seller has provided the escrow agent with a written release and indemnification against all liability arising from the disbursement of the earnest money and deposits to the seller.LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES If the Registered Residential Property Wholesaler fails to provide a Residential Property Wholesaler Written Disclosure to the seller or buyer, and if the purchase and sale agreement is terminated as a result, the wholesaler shall be liable for damages incurred by seller and buyer.LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AND RECOVERY OF COSTS In any mediation or arbitration proceeding or civil action between buyer and seller, between buyer and Registered Residential Property Wholesaler or between seller and Registered Residential Property Wholesaler that arises due to the Registered Residential Property Wholesaler’s failure to provide a Residential Property Wholesaler Written Disclosure before entering into a written contract for a residential property wholesale transaction as prescribed under this section, the prevailing party is entitled to recover all reasonable attorney fees, costs and expenses incurred at trial, on appeal, at mediation and at arbitration from the Residential Property Wholesaler.How to file a complaint.

Be sure to factor in hidden issues like water damage or structural problems before committing.

If they drip they can end up damaging the floors below, which, isn't a major concern as long as you can get to it quickly and start drying the affected areas. 

If you bring real value to the table, you’ll build your reputation fast.Best of luck — and stay compliant out there.

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I have a tenant which I want gone due to property damage.