my favorite podcast was the about using private and government money to fund "ATTAINABLE HOUSING" (not to be confused with affordable) i found that extremely interesting.PSA:UPS WILL NOT BE MY CAREER OR END ALL BE ALLThanks for having a platform for like-minded individuals!

my favorite podcast was the about using private and government money to fund "ATTAINABLE HOUSING" (not to be confused with affordable) i found that extremely interesting.PSA:UPS WILL NOT BE MY CAREER OR END ALL BE ALLThanks for having a platform for like-minded individuals!

The house has serous basement level water damage which is the major part of the rehab and the master bedroom was framed but not finished.

No drains or sump pump.The basement is finished.

Also a likely tenant lined up as she had been waiting to lease until the work was finished but the seller got tied up with the city (get your permits people!)

Super newbie question here but I want to make sure I have a developed understanding of the process that has worked for others. 
What is your step-by-step process for purchasing a property, from discovery to closing? ...

I finished my 75 hour pre licensed courses, waiting to take my course and state test once I turn 18.

We buy, thoughtfully renovate with resilient materials and finishes ("Bulletproof Chic") and then rent.  

My guess is it was determined that nothing in the immediate area was a good comp due to age and finish level, so the appraiser ventured farther out for comps. 

Decks finishes.