Interior updated some electrical, fixtures, appliances, patched walls, replaced some doors and repainted the entire interior.

The other thing that sucks is that an electrical rewire would be the ONLY reason I would need to tear into the walls, they are in great shape otherwise except for some needed drywall patching. 

VA loans are a tiny market share, simply not going to mention them here.Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac - Due to "QM Patch," can go up to 47%, sometimes 49.99%.

Also the mortar repair is also not a big deal just a couple areas where I will need to knock some old out and patch in new.

Even the one that it was just one of those strange things that got patched along they way is possible, but doesn't that thing look extremely deliberate?

Got a new update out, all of the walls are patched and primed, demo is done, new internet and phone service is getting installed, and I am shopping for new vending machines.The video is mainly about how I structure my life to enable me to keep business ownership in line with my values and family vision, so check it out if you're interested in the topic.

And there's a worn out patch on flooring vinyl.

“One reason for the request is that GSEs Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are not subject to this rule, under a condition called the "QM Patch."

For those that are interested, it took me almost a month to book a contractor (that I'd never used before) and the bid came in at $3400 for:interior paint (~1000 sq ft)patch drywall holesreplace outlet coverswashing machine and dryer hookup So, that's what $3400 will get you here in San Diego.

Also some roofing needed patching.