Sometimes I feel like I want a deal so bad I get too attached.

To see the conditions of the premises, I attach some photos.

But if you let yourself become emotionally attached to the idea of never selling your primary, you might be doing yourself a disservice.Lots to learn.

I’ve seen brand new patios slope back towards the house, joist hangers attached with deck screws instead of nails, brand new roofs that leak, etc. there are a ton of hack builders out there creating problems for whoever buys the houses they build that’s why it’s recommended to hire an independent 3rd party home inspector even for new construction.

Its an attached ranch with comps in the area going for $160-170K after repaired. 

The current house is  attached to  two additional lots ( undeveloped land) and she wants to sell them all together.

The current house is attached to two additional lots ( undeveloped land) and she wants to sell them all together.

in my town, some attached homes are zoned as 2 halfplexes... others are zoned as duplexes. 

It's looking like our biggest expense will be the roof- there is some leakage above the kitchen cabinets.As it stands it's a 3/1, 1500sqft, paid cash no finance, PP: $62.3k, no mortgage/lien attached. 

(I attached a satellite pic with the lot outlined) My wife and I are thinking of making it a rental.