This lot includes a foundation stubbed for electrical (underground)/plumbing/sewer/water etc. the former property was deemed a total loss in a house fire and the prior home owner cleared and stubbed the foundation (slab on grade).

I've seen the floating vinyl plank flooring work well, but I was wondering if the self-adhesive LVT which costs half as much works holds up just as well.

And for a commercial property that requires you to review financials not released prior to contract, I would request anywhere from 20-30 days for inspection on the starting offer and directly point out it is due to needing further time to review financials and estoppels with each tenant.

This is agreed upon mutually prior to the start of the job.

Seems like a predatory practice (if that’s the case) because why would anyone who understands the process pay more than the price of the certificate for the property when the home owner could redeem or sell the home anytime prior to redemption?

The JHA: Prohibits housing providers and landlords from denying a housing application based on juvenile and arrest records; and Requires that landlords perform an individualized assessment prior to denying any housing.""

We moved to bigger house with better schools and rented out house to learn how rental works and to see if we want to do it.  Its been rented out for 7 months ( so far so good) and we have another couple months to deci...

Only thing I personally would want to look into prior to closing, would be the electrical.

If you end up pursuing seller financing, make sure you have insurance in place PRIOR TO CLOSING.

Here's the interesting part:They're only asking $9k because the house needs to be raised prior to repairs because of flood zone.I know raising a house is expensive and would take a huge chunk of repair budget, but with asking price that low, should I try to get this as my first BRRRR?