1-cosmetic (paint, new floors, maybe a few small framing changes), 2-some real remodeling/maybe a major system or two (new baths, foundation + hvac, etc), 3-total guts/burnouts (taken to the sticks).

Right now, it's all about trying to build a rock solid foundation, and with the discovery of this site, I'm feeling confident that I have the right people in my corner.Thanks again for the advice.

Moisture problems can often be solved by drainage improvement, proper foundation sealing, and ventilation.

Save or get 3 1/2 % down payment + cost (you save or co-borrower contributes 100%)Parent or family-like relation is the co-borrowerLender “blends” all debt and income for qualifying All borrower must be credit worthy (if of you don’t earn income)Benefits: Parents stop paying your rent since you’ll get roommatesYou’ll become an be aspiring investor that will pay back the down payment or partner with that family member in future endeavorsIt’s a win-win situation which not only the foundation in your financial future but will strengthen the family as a whole as you’ll share more that just a familial relationship.

In many cases and locales, to be considered a "home" they will need to be on permanent foundations.

This is gutters, roof, siding, shutters, foundation and misc.For my house the roof was a roll of the dice.

Do you know if the foundation has ever been replaced, and if so when?

Hi All! My name is Rodney Brown. I'm currently transitioning back into the civilian world from the Air Force. Im interested in connecting with wholesale buyers and investor friendly agents in the Sacramento/Roseville ...

Other rules can be found at the link below:https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/new-federal-rules-protecting-homeowners-with-mortgages.html

Foundation is solid, termite damage isn't too bad.