He said the basement has the moisture and now surface mold (the utilities have not been on all year, so he said it's because no air circulation down there) and can be cleaned with bleach (for now, unless it gets worse). 

On the surface it sounds like it sounds impossible to me that it would be a legal clause here.

This works great if the offending smell is on the surface.

On the surface this sounds great.

If you choose to have someone take another look at the insulation now or in the future, the most important feature of an install is making sure the surface is air sealed properly and thoroughly prior to putting insulation in.

So I won't spoonfeed my strategy to you, but instead I can scratch the surface of it and tell you what to research.

If it needs a lot of work, just have your agent ask what type of shape the building systems are in.If you are still good with it then you can think about partnering up and going for it, but on the surface it seems like something is not adding up.

On the surface of it, I'd say getting four units that rent at $450 for under 11k each is bound to cash flow.

On the surface, that's net neutral.

But what looks like crazy numbers on the surface has paid off well for some for a long time..