The house had several floor joists and trusses in the attic that were cut through in order to run venting and pipes that needed to be shored up, some rotted subflooring that was discovered in the bathroom, some drywall needed to be replaced, the whole house was repainted, added a water softener due to the hard water from the well leading to discoloration of the tub, and upgraded the fixtures to make it look nicer.

No advertising/promoting and no phone # stood out because I remember reading some posts in the past and seeing phone numbers and lenders telling people to reach out.

The interior ceilings are completely ruined and heavily stained from the water damageIF we take this on, we're going to replace the framing and trusses and have an engineer put a pitch on the home to increase ARV.  

Hey, my name is Reggie Truss aka Loan Father, I can see you need money for your project. 

What stood out the most is the building itself is 40 years old, but was purchased by the seller 4 years ago for something like 29K and was completely redone...the only remaining original structure is the skeleton itself; so basically the property is 3 years old, including all wiring, plumbing, etc.  

(I went out int he area and checked out the houses to see where mine stood)Thanks man.

Roof trusses, floor joists, earth works and foundations require engineering approval for permits.

Say they cut a truss while removing something in the attic?

I finished them so quickly that when I stood up the monitor thought I wanted to go to the bathroom.My recommendation is to go with something that you have a better grip on the quality.

This immediately stood out to me when I compared it to other properties, with property taxes of 1.5-2.5%.