But thinking from their side if it was me mowing, I would automatically do your side also...because if I stopped at "Our half" I would NEVER be able to get the mowed line straight and it would cause me to lose sleep and get out the plumb bobs and laser sights and do it right.

The house is fully custom with tons of built-in cabinets, reclaimed wide plank hardwood floors and open beam ceilings.

Analyzing a bunch is fine and there is value to knowing a bad deal when you see, but I would try and be laser focused on finding deals that at a minimum meet A- your criteria and B- the 1% rule.

@Rich Beam - Your message completely slid under my radar.

For me a rehab is a complete gut down to the support beams lol As far as the J.V.A from what you're describing their duties are, I would suggest just a flat fee or pay them by the hour type of deal?

Jack up the area with one post, then verify the beam your'e supporting is level.

There are just too many options based on your situation, risk tolerance, access to cash, etc.What I would say is that you need to focus on 2 things:1) Pick one thing to get started with, laser focus on it and get really, really good.2) Get started...Good luck!

Anyone with a laser printer and some nice paper can make you a fake.ACH can also be reversed long past 60 days.

The house itself sits over 100 feet off the road which is not very well traveled.I am not adding any square footage or removing any structural beams as far as I know at this point, but we are renovating nearly everything.From my understanding below are the pros and cons.

You need something laser focused.