i.e. farming, purifying water, making electricity, clothing ect...

So technically he does not have to go out and find deals anymore, because the novice unbewaring student does not know any better and just brings him deal after deal and so he takes off the work clothes and becomes a TAPE AND BOOK seller because he has an over abundance of students doing deals for him.Now I applaud that as a CONCEPT of GETTING RICH QUICK and not doing anything but having a little knowledge about a subject.

If you know about the water issue, and you plan to provide a disclosure to the buyer, you are most likely required to disclose this fact (most state disclosure docs ask specific if you know of any water or dampness issues below grade).If you disclose the issue, buyers are going to ask what you've done to remediate it, and if the answer is "nothing," that might scare off some buyers.The bigger issue that buyers will worry about isn't the water itself, but the mold that will likely start to grow if the condition persists.Personally, I'd try regrading to fix the problem, so you could at least be able to disclose that you tried to fix it.

I know a lot of people who say they want freedom, but in reality they want wealth...For example, you can achieve freedom by purchasing a very cheap property, paying it off quickly, moving in, and then building enough cash flow to pay for the basics -- food, clothes, used car, insurance, etc.That would give you freedom from having to work for someone else...The problem is, most people want more than that -- they want a nice house, a couple cars, good food, vacations, toys/gadgets, etc.

Were you wearing clothes when you went in to discuss this with Wells Fargo?

Could use a deep cleaning and some minor repairs (new front door, fix soffit, paint, carpeting & damp in one corner of basement).So, how should I counter?

If the closet is on an exterior wall then it has two strikes against it and will very likely grow the light grey/light green stuff you're seeing on doors, clothes, and especially leather shoes or boots.I wouldn't discount that there "might" be a leak somewhere.

We took photos and changed the locks, then started the renovation.Power off, rotting food and no furniture/clothes/personal possessions is good enough in NJ to change the locks.

We used Thompson's WaterSeal Waterproofing Stain semi-transparent after we pressure washed it as it says "applies to freshly cleaned damp or dry wood."

So you can only see pics of the 1st floor and only a quick view because I The second floor had piles of trash, clothes, debris, personal belongings left in every room.There is no way I can rent 732 Garibaldi St "as is" however, if the following items can be repaired, replace or done I will be able to get someone in there NO PROBLEM...I get calls all day everyday about your home so it is promising that I will get a good renter... 1.