This video post helped me in taking my decision : https://www.youtube.com/watch?

However, if you're selling to an investor, they may be interested in taking on this "hassle" on their own if they can get a good enough discount on the property.

I guess the thing is I have the time and don't have plans to purchase more rentals to remodel and I'm paying her a good chunk just to collect money and handle maintenance calls which intake anyway in the end.

The salesman assures me that the vents are for air intake only and the unit can go flush - that if I open up the wall there will be sufficient air intake from the air between the studs - but of course he'd say that; he's trying to sell me the unit.Comments?

I've contacted a public adjuster, but they don't seem to be interested in taking up the task.

Maybe some kind of intake checklist that I should have - what's your method?

They had exhaust on top, but no air intake under the soffits.

I really pride myself in taking good care of my clients, by not rushing them and always making sure they get all the information they need before making a decision which is why I almost always receive referrals.  

They may know someone interested in taking the homes off your hands, since they're in the business day in and day out. 

Like I said we've already had multiple estimates given to us so we have a good idea of what it will take to bring it back to life, but the lien wasn't something I had originally figured in. Taking