The smell of sewerage from a local treatment plant reaches the property three times a week19.

The more ethical GCs will simply say they are too busy instead of charging insane overheads ( I’ve seen some crazy bids before).

And I can't really sell at the moment because I don't have anywhere else to go.For the record, I don't want a HELOC because that's not guaranteed money if the bank decides to pull/reduce the line.Lastly, is there any truth (benefit) to having a higher mortgage payment on a rental and thus less profit to report, which equates to better tax treatment, or is it that just nonsense?

Hi @Jae Ham i don't have any experience with this but I'd been wondering if there was a market in Baltimore for short term rentals around the hospitals with people coming in for treatments.

There are many experienced flippers in Los Angeles with adequate money, the requisite experience, ethics you can respect, and always buying viable properties.

It usually takes more than one treatment.

Let's set aside any and all sense of ethics and fair dealings Chris, and just say what they need to hear to get what we need to get?  

I definitely don't want to imply that I'm showing preferential treatment to some tenants over others.  

After all debris were removed from the house, we closed it up and used a fog machine to fog every room, all vents, and the attic spaces with Concrobium mold treatment.  

So I am self employed as a consultant in a business other than real estate (I also have some rental properties that I own and operate but I don't believe they are relevant to this question).  I bring in a decent reven...