I have come across a deal that could net a nice profit, and  am a little strapped on cash as ive invested in another deal.

Especially if you aren't strapped for cash.

It can be found at https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/105466347/713bonniebrae.pdfPLUMBING: Replace PVC piping connections to water heater with copper (37), repair or replace damaged ice maker (45); replace damaged dishwasher hose (48), replace leaking pipes under sink (49); replace sub floor under tub and toilet with accompanying tiling to area floor and address relevant leak(54); replace flexible drainline(64); Install missing bathtub drain stopper (62); add backflow prevention to outside spigot (91)STRUCTURE: Replace hurricane straps with approved nails (71); reclean ductwork (74); extend gas fired flue (86); Remove standing water; dig vent wells and/or repair basement walling etc to stop water entering crawl space (87); insulate water pipes in crawl space (92)ROOF & GUTTERS: Replace damaged duct end-cap and cover (10); Add downspout extensions to divert rainwater away from house: Add matching gutter extensions to extend from roof into gutters; Clear moss from roof (20); Add splash blocks and diverter pipes away from structure (14); Replace rain boots and do remedial roof work(13/15); align gutters properly and renail to fascia for correct flow(16); extend downspouts into gutters (18), clean out downspouts and gutters (19); repair leak point (70)ELEC & HVAC: Install 1 carbon-monoxide detector in hallway near base of stairs (27); Install balance of internal coverplates as well as exterior outlet cover (28,29); Make good loose light fixtures (30) and attach faulty dishwasher bracket (46), replace HVAC filter (77)INTERIOR: Remove old or molded caulk and silicone to tile in bathrooms (58,59,61,63)and and kitchen back-splash (50).

If you are working with a cost conscious fee freak, this is going to be trouble pack on the extra layers of protection, strap yourself in you are going for a ride.

So, even if it is just strapping a couple posts/piers you are looking at $2500 minimum.

Zoning allows for mobile/manufactured homes as long as there is a concrete foundation to strap it to, unless the manufacturer suggests an alternative way to secure the home.The lot suffers from soil subsidence issues, however, so I'm not even sure that a foundation can be put in (see this thread for more info: "Building on Junk Fill"). 

We're strapped for time and We had a property that we really wanted to put an offer in on, but I can't qualify for $160K on my own.

-Mat

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