It needs a drain field in the back building and there is no room for one.

In a town with lower incomes but two blocks from main street with shops and restaurants. 6.

I will just be painting the cinder block walls with an epoxy waterproof paint.  

You did not mention the age of the property  you are looking at and that could make a difference if anything might need special care today like asbestos, lead paint, and the major draining system. 

They can be large or as small as a few square blocks, but they are filled with the properties that match your hold/flip criteria.It's important to find them. 

Middle America would probably crumble as these states tend to be the biggest supplier of servicemembers, and it’s often generational.Homelessness would skyrocket if we truly “drained the swamp” and eliminated the jobs that really don’t need to exist.My crazy high taxes likely help pay for some servicemembers to retire on a yearly basis, but on that money you can’t comfortably live in a HCOL. 

At some point did you feel like the deal want going to go through and what was your motivation to keep pushing when you were faced with so many road blocks like the roof needing to be updated?

I’m a little skeptical due to placing my primary residence on any kind of chopping block.

The next day, he was still there and he blocked my phone # so I couldn't contact him.

What pitfalls or blocks can you see occuring?