Looking for some input from investors who’ve dealt with this before.I’m reviewing a property where the MLS/floorplan square footage and layout don’t match the county assessor records, and parts of the home appear to be labeled as additions.

Was it an addition, remodeling or something else?

But many of our fix and flip investors will alter their model slightly just like option 2.

When a property is purchased personally and later transferred to an LLC, it’s much easier for a plaintiff to argue the LLC is an alter ego. 

No duplex residence, garage apartment or apartment house shall be erected or placed on these lots, and no buildings shall be altered or converted into a duplex residence, garage apartment or apartment house.  

Does the survey reflect the new addition? 

Attach a price to the new items, and add it to the original price.

TIA   :)First you want to follow Dodd-Frank, then make the lease date and the option date the same date and length of time, qualify the same way you would as a lender, get as much of an option fee up front as you can, don't give access until they have paperwork and fees have been collected, decide if you will allow alterations and write your option agreement accordingly, know what the law allows, use a contract for your lease and a separate contract for your option agreement, use an attorney for your contracts or use contracts previously written by an attorney, treat them like they are buying the house, set your future sales price in the option agreement.

MBS are mostly unchanged on the day.From a policy perspective, today’s data does little to alter the Fed’s near‑term trajectory.

Especially when it comes to Major Investment Decisions like dilution, additional debt, etc.