I noticed there are multiple doors that do not close properly without jamming including the front door which hopefully is not due to foundation shifting, our contractor said its more than likely just a build up of moisture filling up inside and all the wood expanding and warping.

-Fix in the following order, some steps can be combined.    2.1 Foundation    2.2 Roof    2.3 Electrical    2.4 Plumbing    2.5 AC    2.6 Exterior Painting or Siding Work and Windows    2.7 Drywall, Texture Paint.    2.8 Flooring and any tile work.    2.9 Doors, Trims.    2.10 Install all fixtures.    2.11 Install or Refinish Kitchen Cabinets.List and SellRepeat

Major expenses: roof, electrical, heating and cooling, foundation, plumbingIt really depends on the individual property and what you plan to do with it.

Like, you can't pay over $45k and make a decent profit(15-20%) kind of work - foundation issues, new roof, new siding, new bathrooms, new kitchen, etc etc etc.

I'm trying to understand what you can put as a contingency since there no roof or foundation to blame and get out of the contract.

I always check the foundation, roof, hvac, sewer (septic), windows.

The foundation is probably our biggest concern right now.

I noticed there are multiple doors that do not close properly without jamming including the front door which hopefully is not due to foundation shifting, our contractor said its more than likely just a build up of moisture filling up inside and all the wood expanding and warping.

So I have decided to pursue becoming an agent as a foundational part of my real estate investing education.Any recommendations for sponsoring brokers or licensure education in the Cincinnati area?

Remodeled all the units and repaired and painted the outside. repaired the crawlspace and mortar fix of foundation and chimmney.