Bad news does not become good by refusing to answer it.So let’s start with this: are you targeting owner occupied buildings? 

The important thing is to take action and don’t try to knock it out of the park right out of the gate.

Buy and HODLing will always reign the best course of action; sell preservation mechanism physical assets on rallies due to turbulence, and buy back in times of peace and ease.

In most cases, the city or county will issue a notice to the homeowner, requiring them to take action.

My advice for pulling the trigger on your first property is based on my own experience years ago...focus on action over perfection. 

That is REALLY bad news because dryers generate a huge amount of humidity and those damp spaces are an invitation for mold and wood-rot problems.  

One key lesson I’ve learned is the importance of taking action sooner.

I got news for you, most people in the U.S dont have not even $50k cash let alone $300k cash liquid.......................

Stick with it and take action with their input and you'll end up having a really nice portfolio in 10 years. 

Most investors that have tried to purchase an investment property recently have been shocked by how high prices have remained given the higher interest rates and growing negative economic news.