To be more successful, you simply have to work on the other elements to progress your REI pursuit.

(any environmental issue)?  

I personally feel that that adds an element of risk to the deal that could be better dealt with by raising equity from a partner. 

I'm not familiar at all with the Prairie View area at all so I would be out of my element, I'm definitely more comfortable with the BCS area but I appreciate you being willing to help out!

We have an environmental/ hazardous waste company pick up the drum for us.

I think a lot of this depends on the age and construction of property, what amenities it has, and the environmental factors (geography / weather). 

Money well spent and applies to other asset classes. 30 days is standard but if issues come up definitely alright to extend because you don't want to just start ordering environmental or septic inspections which can be expensive without clearing the duie diligence you can at no cost.

There are 3 critical elements to a successful 203K:1.

If you're looking for the turn-key deal, talking to a local pro about the living condition elements you find most important will allow them to have a better shot of matching you to a clean and ready duplex for sale.

I'm curious if the impact from COVID may help change cities' opinions towards using investment properties for STR's, as there is a health concern element to staying in hotels/motels where there are definitely more risks involved in exposure.