It has been on the market for a while so if anybody was interested in the deal and did an inspection on it,  here in FBX they're obligated to attach the paperwork to the property.

I would also add that in a hot market, if you are adding real, honest to God value, as in developing out a lot in your case Jay, then it is possible to essentially pay market value and still make a great return.

The guy I went with did an excellent job - essentially, he tore out all the OSB, tore out the ceiling, tore out the carpet on the stairway down to the basement, etc.

The lender will want to see your retirement paperwork to make sure the income will continue and will want to see bank statements or something along those lines showing that you are actually receiving the money.

If you are buying with tenants already in the building, make sure you get copies of all of the paperwork they signed including but nnot limited to leases, move-in inspection checklists, all contact information, etc..Good luck.

That agent is simply and mindlessly shuffling paperwork..

@Travis Donley  I would reach out to the President and/or Mangement Company to see if they have any documentation / paperwork on the use of the well.  

Open house are a thing of the past and the paperwork is nothing like what full-service agents want you to believe.

Essentially, they are loaning you money at 10%.

Essentially, we're hoping to use the ~$100k to drop $50k on two new properties (25% down, each).