., I would say that you may be better off waiting until the 2-year mark has passed so you don't stir up any trouble with the IRS.

Thanks Mike,Check out one of my recent blogs.It stirred controversy with many "fluffy" investors lol - https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/strategy-ten-deals-month/I hope you find it useful.Much success

You can test the soil around it to make sure there is no contamination, but sometimes stirring the land when you remove can cause contamination, so that's a risk.

I decided not to cause too mucH stir bc they’re moving out in like 2 days.

Marketing for any endeavor worthwhile is key to successBut they are selling weath techniques that the masses are intrigued byThey get pscholgy coaching on how to stir people's motivationThen they deliver that to the publicCaveat Emptor, buyer beware

It also gives me something to do during the day, since I seem to be going stir-crazy since giving up my W2 job.If you're paying high interest rates on the money, its probably going to make more sense to pay someone to do the work and get it done as fast as possible.

Granted I probably make more money per deal but I have the capacity to do a lot more deals - both financially and logistically - and I get stir crazy when I'm not working on new projects.

I just wouldn't want to stir up anything with an inspector until I had an idea of his/her personality and then figure out the best way to work with them if need beIf it is something that needs to be addressed, I would sit back and let HUD address it as long as I didn't have to pay for the extension. 

You stated a monthly rent of 1500 which sounds great so lets take our return of $684.00 out which leaves $816.00 you state expenses of whatever it was like 932 maybe (too lazy to go back and look) anyway you are in the hole and NO I would not purchase this and shuffle dollars back and forth just wasting energy stirring up dust.

The gold question always stirs up end of world stuff.