@Red BrownThanks Everybody for your input! 

I went to the county to see what it would take to get a permit for it, and fount out that the footers are not deep enough, the pitch of the roof is not right for shingles (and it had shingles), insulation was not sufficient, etc - I basically had to either tear it down, or rebuild it from the ground up.

just got good news, our cash offer was accepted for the perfect small building in commercial zoning, for our planned non-profit pet rescue startup. its 2 floors freestanding with each level being 24ft deep by 18ft wide. the floors are bare concrete, and seems feral cat were living at some point in there while it was abandoned though havent seen any access points nor any kitties outside around the few times visited so far, just some skunks.how can i best clean the bare  concrete of its existing cat pee smell and stains?

I did 2 red eyes in a 36 hour period to do a turn over for one of my properties bc I couldn't get any time off work!

We are now in the process of screening potential tenants and welcome any guidance on what to look for regarding red flags. 

Now, the deep-rooted problems aren't solved in that neighborhood where the trouble started.

The member of the master LLC is the property/job management entity (another LLC), along with a deep-pocket investor who you know and trust and will participate in each deal. 

Hi @Deep PatelWelcome to BP!

On the deal, if the comps are there and you can get the property at a deep enough discount to do the necessary work go for it.

HelloAre there any members of bigger pockets who go to the Seattle REIA that is held weekly at the red loin in Bellevue?