So buying occupied homes is something you want to be careful about.. its not juust cut and dry.

It is banned anyways, but I point it out to all the guests.We are in Idaho and it doesn't take much to spark a wildfire in the hot, dry summer.

Please don’t choose a first property that is going to suck you dry and cause you to give up.

I’m largely sorting out how much reserve income I need, for incase work goes dry and I have to keep paying off the property.Would you recommend I run numbers on that first, or is it better to get a lenders input?

You will want to perform a proper dry out of all materials and replace as needed, treat the area and have the lid put back together of the downstairs unit.

I have a tenant whose condo suffered a major roof leak, which caused internal dry wall and related damage.

I noted numerous times that the more people add to the thread, the higher it will rank on Google and potential surpass the own company, but still, ye persist.Who in the world drops into a forum to dry run the leg of a company that the "believe they will be signing up for in the very near future."

A state like California that has ocean, wooded forests, flat land that would be good farm land if it were not for water issues, and hot, dry desert all within a single state has many different markets.  

Bleach with some dawn added , put it in a pump up sprayer and soak the floor and let it dry , then pressure wash the floor . ( Wear a good mask and have the doors open while doing it 

We've always used chemicals.Bedding can easily be remediated by washing and drying.