What you need to do to fix this is a surface drain around the section of the building that lower than the house and divert it away.

@Peter Ledger or in turn profit by mismanaging it, purchasing it at a discounted price back from the investor, recycling it and then selling it to a new investor.

Lots of recycling that he just keeps in his room) that he is stressed out (he admits that his brain injury has caused him to be a hoarder) & can't deal with it.

I'm all for recycling these classics, generating cash flow to the local communities.

Because of BP and the networking I have done I bought my first small MF about a year and a half ago in an area near me with virtually no money out of pocket and now recycling those cash flows I am in process to buy three more out of state.

The only thing is I definitely have to do it on the right deal to recycle my money, or not have much money in the deal.

Thanks in advance.SFH for sale :  3 Bed,2 Full Bath -$100,000.00  ( Baltimore County 21207)ZILLOW VALUE : 120,000.00Average Rent : 1,600(I called 4 similar Properties Same Area for Rent -Realtor.com)I am planning on buying using my own cash and then use Fannie Mae-Delayed Financing Exception to recycle (3 to 4 weeks)my money and repeat.Mortgage Loan PI :   30 years 4.6%            $ 513.00Property Tax  :                                               $ 209.00Insurance:                                                       $  28.00Total :                                                              $ 750.00Utilities/landscaping Paid by Tenants and Major Repairs by Landlord.Cash Flow  :  $ 1,600- $ 750=   $ 850.

After the appraisal process is over, back they go to the store and in comes the recycled junk from the scratch-and-dent.

We end up recycling the same bad tenants, rewarding their bad behavior, because some cheap landlord wouldn’t pay the $71 to get a judgment and/or possession.

We would like to start recycling cash at this point as we have a lot of equity but mostly properties that are under the 50k mortgage amount.