This is called a "dry" closing.  

(Of course I have nothing against the hair dressers of the world).This may sound a little weird, but if someone told me I had to sit through 150 hours of RE training I think I might be a little excited..... 

expect the dishwasher seals to have dried out, so the dishwasher will leak.

This is the most cut and dry eviction there is in NJ.

It has been bone dry in SJ since spring?

I personally don't think people set out to "be an entrepreneur" rather they want to own a hair salon, build a property management company, etc.  

It is imo the last place someone should begin their real estate investing career.As an example on one of the Chicago threads, another poster talked about having the following things happen to him:1) HE had dry wallers who were held up at gunpoint.2) had sod stolen...after it had been laid. 

Once the poly is put on, it needs to be buffed which means it needs to dry...which means thats needs to be left for another day.........After he started to fix the corrections, he made it very clear he expected payment at this point, so I paid him the full amount of the project NOT realizing that I already gave him the 50% down payment which I told him about within a few days of noticing my mistake.A MONTH LATER!!!

Having a home with a covered/dry area where they can store a boat can have value.  

LolAnd it is my assessment that things are doing downhill from here, so I am keeping my powder dry....Those of you believe there is more up form here, happy buying ...