Any advise in closing deals on your own (with the proper advisers) would be appreciated.

Not only can they include verbiage to protect your purchase transaction, they can also verify that proper procedures have been followed, proper Notices given, and letters testamentary have indeed been issued; which means that those with standing to object have been given their opportunity to do so, and either agreed to the sale, or their objections have been quashed.I am perhaps more sensitive to the importance of using counsel whenever dealing with probate purchases because I lost significant capital on a $2.5 million purchase literally at closing when one of the previously unnamed beneficiaries served an injunction to stop the sale.

Additionally, I'd make sure he has the proper liability insurance.

I am adding to that statement that the idea that is arising around NOO being "OK" to not put with a servicer is not a proper idea.  

In my opinion, so many people react negatively to 1) things they don't understand or 2) things they wouldn't choose to do themselves.  

(sometimes longer than you might expect), for their name to appear below where you're writing, then be sure to click on it.IF it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background (like yours is above) it didn't work properly and you should try again.

one quick google search of this guy's name " Kevin Lamont Williams" turns up several scam reports.Good to know that my scam alert radar is still functioning properly.

Stand by your right to be given proper notice before anyone enters your home.

I can take my time and find the right deal for the next one(s).Even though this property is cashflowing well, and I don't need this money right now, would you agree that I should analyze this as if I were buying it today in order to properly compare it with other properties?

Notice was properly given etc.The problem is that the master tenant sublet to a number of subs with leases that extend beyond the term of the master lease.Any thoughts on how to approach this?