That's my advice anyway, other people might feel differently about it, but I would caution pushing the issue any further. 

HVAC move to attic to replace package unit and other side replace fan and heater for about 20k8. redo plumbing work 20k9. spent 10k to fix sagging floor issues by putting concrete blocks in crawlspace.There is big neglected strip mall in back as attached with loud noises and some weird smell of tobacco etc. also has big dogs barking at people even if I go to the corner of my backyard lot.There is one bad neighbor who has big dogs always barking who elevated his backyard and rain water runs naturally towards my sideBig trees other side in neglected waste land which I think belong to strip mall owner behind and city also pushing some rain water in to that waste land.I am in dilemma now1.

I’d also look into using an FHA 203k renovation loan, allowing me to buy something unqualified for a standard mortgage, which would weed out a lot of competition and push the price lower.

.🔹 Final Thought: If a tenant is already pushing back on basic screening, it’s often a sign of future issues.

.🔥 #1: Real Estate is About to Explode AgainTrump is a real estate guy—he’s going to bring back policies that favor investors.I’m calling it now: 100% Bonus Depreciation is coming back—and it’ll be retroactive.That means massive tax write-offs for real estate investors, making syndications, funds, and commercial properties even more attractive.Trump will push for more Opportunity Zones, making it easier to defer and reduce capital gains taxes by investing in real estate.Lower regulation = Easier development, faster approvals, and more investor-friendly lending.💰 What am I doing?

There are bills going through now and we are pushing law makers to support, back, and pass these laws.

The regulatory push in some HOAs has been stalled due to the STR victories over The Hideout. 

And seller's Realtors had to really work hard to push their client's properties out there to the public and prospective buyers.Now, I find all they do is list your place on the MLS and sit back and wait for a call.

You will likely hear from a lot of people pushing syndications since your post is chumming the water.

The conversation with city officials will continue as we push for zoning reforms that allow sustainable and affordable housing solutions.This win is a step forward, but there’s still work to be done!