Fast solutions have slow problems, tie yourself up in getting cute and the reward is you get a property and risk is you lose it all.

Renovating your personal home has several advantages that can be difficult to quantify since you experience the most benefit directly.

Bottom line is you have to have a solid grip on what properties rent for in your market - not only direct comps to what you have but also what's above and below you, because tenants can and will move based on affordability both ways ("downsizing" to save money or "upsizing" because an extra $50/100 gets them a much nicer place).Once you intimately know what your market is, and what's available, you can compare what you are charging to those figures and adjust accordingly.

I do not necessarily agree with these solutions, although I am open to the argument that they may be effective.  

A good approach here might be to present them with a shared cost breakdown and show the direct consequences of disregarding the septic guidelines.

Your best bet is to go direct to seller.

Partnering up or working with private lenders could be an excellent path, given your background and the experience you bring to the table.This community has a wealth of resources, and I’m sure you’ll find plenty of support and advice to help you get moving in the right direction.

Or other solutions we should consider?

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Im in the Indianapolis market and I have some land I would like to put up a structure on.Can someone point me in the right direction to start learning how best to tackle this first one and subsequent ones.I appreciate any help you can provide.