I breathed a sigh of relief thinking what might have happened if I picked the first one, the first qualified.Currently, I do open houses, and it's hard for people claiming they were the first, though through the years, several tried that on me.

The crack in the stucco should be sealed, even if that is not the source of the problem.Heavy condensation is likely something that has to do with the way the unit is ventilated.We breath out water vapor and the room that has the most time that people spend is a bedroom.  

Take a deep breath, in my opinion just let it go unless it becomes a real issue

We are definitely open to getting our hands dirty to help offset the labor costs, as we've done similar work in the past, but would like to have AT LEAST one of the units to call home so that we don't have to go to bed each night breathing in concrete/drywall dust and new paint, ha!

By the way, your answer (and that of Ryan's) regarding why you wholesale are both valid reasons, regardless if people agree or not and I think that you used the opportunity well in order to take care of your family - kudos to you.AHHHH....like a breath of fresh air.

Both Federal and State Governments are starting to take seriously the wild-west that is review sites and all else online, where companies have been using shills, paid reviews, and other tactics to spread positive information about their businesses falsely.As I live and breathe, the day has finally come where this nonsense begins to end.

We could also make a massive real tax cut simply by implementing a true aggressive policy of oil productions, drilling, shale, etc approve everything and watch the oil bubble deflate, after all gas was only $1.75 gallon a few years ago, talk about putting money in pockets - stimulating jobs etc with new spending.I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for 1.75 gas again anytime soon.

All you (the investor buyer) needs to do, is 1)wake up and breath 2)watch your bank account recieve rent payments 3)write and pay your bills like tax's and payments. thats it.

It certainly gives the seller some breathing room from bankruptcy but she is still holding her breath for the next year while loan is still in her name.  

Cash flow to me is the same as the margin of safety. if its cash flowing $100 dollars a month I can breath a little easier and hope the rent market raises. below $100 and im getting nervous unless I can raise the rent.