Stachybotrys is also responsible for many other adverse health reactions in humans.

Seems like your biggest dilemma is what to do with the condo.

The lot size is 2880 sq.ftCurrent zoning allows for 1.3 FAR - for green row houses, and one can build three row houses or 1.2 FAR for town homes and one can build 2 town homes.The dilemma is , should I go for 3 row houses or 2 town houses.

So I guess this is a plea...has anyone, or is anyone experiencing this dilemma?

But, because of the many repairs that I had to make in the beginning I occur a big chunk of debt on my credit report.Can I invest in more properties now, or do I need to improve the health of my credit report?

Although we are not in Cincinnati, we chose to not face the dilemma or participating in the Section 8 Program on purpose.

Speaking as an investing broker myself, I can appreciate your dilemma!  

However, my dilemma or area of insecurity is knowing how to arrange funding, or locate a parter prior to action. 

@Jonathan Baker We are buy-and-hold investors of multi-family properties and your dilemma is common among wholesalers - we have had very few deals brought to us that actually make sense.We target properties in need of rejuvenation in order to a) be certain the end-renovated property is to our standards and b) to increase rent revenue and, by doing so, to increase the value of the property.A multi-unit will be a little different than your example of an SFR in that they are valued predominately on the income they produce and not on comparable sales prices.  

As it's not a means test program (everyone gets it) it operates much like your private health insurance does, basing its premiums on how much it pays out.