It injects a little humor into the otherwise stressful process of house hunting.

I am a very experienced builder and remodeler so the larger project doesn't concern me.My concern is two things,Even though i can buy the house right,#1 it is going to take a large cash injection to do the job#2 how are buyers going to react to the fact that it has previously burned.I have done burn jobs before but not as a flip.Thoughts?

I know that my tile distributor injects a lot of their personal styles on pros through their design center. 

I’m saving as fast as possible, I have some other irons in the fire for a cash injection, so I may be able to fast track this. 7-10 years a SMART goal?

Agreed, still all depends on the sub market's within the United States as well.My market of Minneapolis, even with injected variables, i see no signs of slowing down and transforming into a buyers market any time soon.

There are companies that will inject under the slab to attempt to stabilise it but the crack will not go away.

You've injected some confidence into me and given me a little more hope.

This definitely gave us the bug to keep growing our real estate business through the cash injection.

I had glycol injected into the hot water baseboard system which allows me to keep the heat on but eliminates the risk of the lines freezing in the event of an extended power outage.

However this property is FAR from breaking even and would require a significant amount of both time, and capital injection on your part to carry this property long enough for it to make any meaningful returns.I noticed in another one of your posts that you mentioned that you only have 4k and are looking at where to start.