The house I chose is a 50's era, pre-fab manufactured house by the National Home company.  

Originally posted by @Tony Sera:@Sam Grooms & @Ben Leybovich Thank you for this thread and the play by play.

Hey @Irko Maurizio Sera thanks for the shoutout!

My name is Rodrigo Parada. 

This is a 1900's era house, and I am thinking that since excavating is involved, I would likely want to replace the water main from the city's shutoff to the shutoff in the house also...Basically, I am trying to decide if I want to continue forward with this purchase or walk away from it...Thanks!

Looking for insight on which buildings would be better for investing. 1920's era vs 1950's.

If it's a newer building (60's era or later), it may be a very livable basement so long as it stays dry. 

I am not sure that is super appealing.6)  So I have been reading some stuff from companies like Sera Capital and it seems like they say 721s are the way to go due to the low fees vs DSTs constantly turning over with high fees.

@Joe Sera Thank you for your input and I totally agree.

I used about 600ft of 12 ga as I like to run 20 amp outlets.We have a 1960's era 6plex in a town nearby that does not require permits for electrical & plumbing.