We are going through the process of buying a property and it has concrete floors- there are areas of wear and tear that have caused black marks and smudges(for lack of better term) on the floor- any ideas on the causes and recommendations on fixing?

My question is since I work in Europe and my work causes me not to live there for a big part of the year, would I still be inside of the FHA rules and regulations as using it as my primary residence?

@Alex Jamael Heyy mannn Congrats in this whole thing, I don’t have much to tell ya just yet cause I’m brand new.

Mortgage $2550/ mth , Then $1600 from each unit was $6400/mthly revenue then after expenses such as PITI, Vacancies, CAPEX, repairs, PM, not including UTILITIES cause I’m assuming everyone is paying that themselves but your expenses would be around $4800 leaving you with $1600 cashflow.

As the days get longer the market slows, as it get's shorter it causes prices to goes up. 

., having started rehab on it (nothing has been done), then saying there were squatters in it who caused damage not covered by insurance (didn't happen), that his contractor had received rehab money and materials were stolen that insurance didn't cover but there was still "a good chunk of the money left" (contractor verified he never received any rehab money from Dustin), and the last straw being that there was insurance on the property.

Im sure this pandemic will cause many leases to include a clause for such issues we are facing today. 

., having started rehab on it (nothing has been done), then saying there were squatters in it who caused damage not covered by insurance (didn't happen), that his contractor had received rehab money and materials were stolen that insurance didn't cover but there was still "a good chunk of the money left" (contractor verified he never received any rehab money from Dustin), and the last straw being that there was insurance on the property.

I've had my current job for 2 1/2 yrs making 75K per year and have a clean background but before I had my current job I was unemployed for a while and ended up filing for bankruptcy causing my credit to take a huge nose dive (sub 500 range). my Question is: to avoid the credit requirement (I wouldn't be able to find a co-signer) would I be able to put an entire lease down as a security deposit and pay my rent as usual so long as my income qualified?

I would send the tenant a letter advising them that the deposit would be held until normal operations are able to resume or until you can get someone in there to repair the damage they caused.