Hello everyone,I've been closely examining a property listed on Redfin and am curious about the estimated rehab costs for a project of this nature.

I looked at one where I feel comfortable bidding 59% of what HUD is asking due to the water damage in the basement (I couldnt see mold but I'm pretty sensitive to it and could definitely smell it -- was very strong and I suffered from some congestion for 2-3 hours after being in the basement)HUD has not disclosed the mold (unsure if the PM company missed it or their inspections were performed before the basement flooded -- guessing it only got 1-2" of water in it) however it was in the house long enough the humidity warped some of the flooring upstairs and warped the door going down to the basement -- however I did not see or smell any signs of mold upstairs so feel for the most part comfortable buying the house.Am I wasting my time submitting a bid 59% of what HUD is asking?  

There are problems and risks involved that is the nature of it.

Reno is in a valley that naturally constricts growth, continuing the shortage of housing.

Hi,We have an alleged encroachment that we suspect is over 20 years old on a property we are trying to sell/close on here very quickly in the Denver metro area. Does anyone have suggestions on an attorney to work with...

I have been using them for 2 years and have not had any hiccups yet (fingers-crossed that continues).....with all that said, a good rule of thumb as a responsible owner is that you still need to pay attention to your balance sheet because human nature occurs and some things can fall through the cracks.

Document the Issues: Keep detailed records of the disturbances, including dates, times, and nature of the incidents.

The nature of my business would be to fix & flips and virtual wholesaling.

Real Estate is by nature inflation adjusted.

Not sure what is meant by inviting destrution or whatever but one thing I dont care for is their entitled nature.