Hello Sandy Springs & Atlanta Community!

Hello Sandy Springs & Atlanta Community!

a lot of the bottom and sides of the pool so that water will drain into the soil. 

So our home has had some foundation movement from expansive soil. 

I have used Matt Nicklin from EGA Realty in Marietta, Smyrna and Sandy Springs. 

Most REO sellers will not turn on or allow water to be turned on, or allow repairs for appraisals or before closing, most secondary market loans require all utilities to be on at time of appraisal, minimum 5 years or more roof life left, no holes in walls or flooring larger than a quarter,  or significantly soiled flooring, walls, ect. 

@Sandy ScialesThat's what wholesaling is - buying damaged properties deeply enough that a rehabber can purchase from you, do the repairs, and make their own profit when they sell.What you need to know before you go is the ARV (after it's repaired value).

If the grade of the soil in any part of the building is toward the house you will have the same issue.

I recently had to remove a pair of "soiled" adult underwear (I'll spare the details) from the exterior my property.

I too thought about whether he's hiding something but I spoke to the current property manager and he says it's always been a MF property so the chance of underground tanks or soil contamination is quite low, isn't it?