Either agree to do it after you buy or work out a deal with the seller to fix it before you close??

Kinda a breath thread, but mostly I want to figure out how to convert my management intensive equity into something more easily managed like apartment complex's for high cash flow, and fixed index annuities for hands off security.

It served its role for a while while you lived there - and EDUCATIONALLY, what you've had the opportunity to learn about the cost of Real Estate (and Real Estate investing) can still stand you in very good stead indeed.Part of that learning is to work out when to hold 'em, and when to fold 'em!

We don't like tenants messing with things like this.You may find the removal of the sliding doors on the tub will actually work out better for you in the long run.

We found an agent and work out details, and we go to confirm the schedule for open houses (which we originally agreed would be the minimal impact to them) and the wife is NOT happy now.  

I know a couple money intensive that you only need to work 4 hours a day 3 days a week.

It can save you a few $ on taxes, but it can be complex to work out with the timing and all.

But VA has a very good advocate who you can ask what your options are, pretty sure things will work out easily.

I assumed the dig out would be a lot more straight forward but also a lot more labor intensive.

And, yes, I know the math doesn't work out, however, that's the truth about real estate investing!