@Zachary HickmanNever had to remove a field - if you did the field is just corrugated piping and stoneThe tank itself will be large or may have several but removing them has never been an issue.

The delays in this case were due to an eviction on a property (which they knew because no access was given during underwriting and occupancy status was known.There is significant turnover within the firm which causes you to get handed off from one Loan officer to another.This company is NOT a Loan Partner but feels more like a Loan shark.

We even have one park that I am expanding a bit that the county will allow me to use one septic system (tank and drainfield) for two RV spaces. 

Interior showings are less important if you have provided a full video tour of the property along with the age of the H20 tank, furnaces, electrical systems etc....

I'm a real estate investor, and I have to do all my own purchase comps and rental comps anyway because i don't trust any person who is financially incentivized to tell me the full snapshot, but instead I expect the agent to withhold comps or exaggerate the ARV rental price.I'm doign all the work already.During the actual closing, real estate investors knows to do all the right things - oil tank check, home inspection, contractor inspections, as well as direct his/her own real estate lawyer to ask all due diligence questions to the seller and demand credits. 

If there was no small landlords corporate sharks would hike the rates much higher.

I know some people cut their weekday prices super low just to increase their occupancy rates during the other 10 months but you’re not really making much of a profit that way, you’re just increasing your headaches and increasing the wear and tear on your house.Tough to cover your exorbitantly high property taxes & power bills & septic tank repairs (every time a kid flushes their shoe down your toilet) with super low occupancy & low nightly rates for 10 months of the year.

Utility bills: Water, Sewer, Gas, Electric (at least two years of monthly statements) (or recap report from provider showing usage and cost) Bank statements showing deposits for last twelve months (optional) Phone system documents (y2k compliance letters) Computer systems (y2k compliance letters) Fire System inspection reports and y2k compliance Property Tax tickets for the past three years (real estate and personal) Litigation History: details of any past or pending litigation (if none, then affidavit from owner) pre-closing Engineering Inspection and Survey Environmental Inspection and Survey: Key Issues: Asbestos, Lead Paint, underground tanks, wetlands Environmental Phase One: An Environmental Phase One (1) Assessment is an inquiry conducted to determine the environmental status of a property or facility in connection with a real estate property transaction.

Family member sold/closed on a house with an oil tank clean up in process.

This will be important next time market tanks and may not be able to do as many deals2- real estate brokerage- through the direct mail you do from wholesaling, and through the clients you have as a property manager who decide to sell, you start to see opportunities to list houses.