I guess my paranoia came from wondering if he knew some stuff was wrong with the place, but that’s what inspections are for so I guess I’m not too worried. plus most states require a sellers disclosure form to be filled out.. and delivered to you prior to closing and if he is a contractor working on the house he should give you good idea of the place...  

Hello,I am trying to complete a seller's disclosure for a rental home we are selling in another state but I haven't been in the property for at least a decade.

Could be months, could be years...Full Disclosure - I love Tulum and would love an excuse to own a condo there to visit.

Full disclosure I am the tenant in this scenario and never renting again.

Lots of disclosure needs to be given by you to your buyer.But if you're up for being a landlord, maybe this is a fix-and-hold.Is the HELOC against your primary residence? 

Since you don't own the property, the disclosure to the landlord is paramount and the foot traffic will bother other tenants or homeowners in the area and they will complain to the landlord.

Disclosure- I'm the owner of JK Homes and can be of assistance as well. 

this is very common in CA  HML  scene it allows smaller investors to join in with others with out the risk of securities issues etc as CA RE brokers and mortgage Brokers are allowed to do these with 10 or less investors there is a clear cut state of CA disclosure document from the department of real estate that helps regulate these fractionalized or partial interest. 

@Jimmy Rojas..Full disclosure, I'm a mortgage broker in CA + AZ. 

These are non-TRID loans, which means you don't have to deal with all the annoying disclosures and crap that are required with Fannie/Freddie and agency loans.