Even though it's been standing for 30 yrs or so, it's one major flood or major erosion event from some major structural failure in my opinion, especially being so close to a body of water.

My logic is, I would be paying for a lease so I might has well build up equity in a mortgage instead and if I found a fixer-upper then have equity also.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I'm wondering if I just move on from my PM and find someone who's willing to take on a bit of a fixer upper, or keep the current PM for now, hire out someone myself to do all the work needed, then find a new PM.

Is it possible to remove the upper cabinets for now and let the drywall dry and leave the re-drywalling until she's out? 

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The lakes region benefits from some of the nicest bodies of water in New England as well as close proximity to some excellent skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and other winter activities.

The goal is not to hit a bullseye on the first try but instead to stand out as a worthy counterpart so that you have the upper hand amongst competing offers and other prospective buyers.- If a property owner has already received other offers, consider using an escalation clause.- If a property has already been on the market for longer than the average DOM, consider an offer that has terms/conditions favorable to the owner while maintaining a purchase price amount that is favorable to you.

We rent out the bottom unit LTR with long term tenant and are looking to move out of upper unit and make it a mid term rental.

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