It's actually a relief to be able run the numbers and have everything update to give me the COC and ROI.And like @Michelle NelsonI'm torn with the "offer"....for the property.As I mentioned, prior to this I went with comps and a "little" analysis on what I viewed as being able to pocket $$$.

It also gives me a good bit of financial relief each month.

Good idea on the first floor, too, but sometimes you can have escape routes for the bulk of the water such as the access hole for the pressure relief valve pipe, piped into a crawl space. 

Thank you Chris, that's a relief to hear.

Hang in there, the elections are a short time away and may bring some relief or not.

I would say to invest and provide relief rather than allow a neighborhood to become blighted or "changed".

The SSCRA was supplanted by the the SCRA (Servicemembers Civil Relief Act) in 2003 and has been updated several times since in an effort to stay ahead of the banks, businesses, and landlords that continually try to circumvent it.

I get good advise and relief here on this forum...

Commercial lending has gotten more and more restrictive in recent years, with some relief recently, but it remains tough to get.

I was under the impression that the tax relief from the loss was not created under Bush, it's always been an option to request that I know of, but was specifically stated for short sales after Bush, not part of the Bush tax cuts.