The scope included: demo to the studs. new electrical, new plumbing and fixtures, new 1/2 bath, new fixt. and plumb. in existing full bath, a little framing for rot and sagging floors, total new IKEA kitchen, new HVAC ducts and controls (reused furnace), new water heater, all new insulation (house is circa 1914 - no insulation), new drywall, elect. fixtures.

They honestly don't save you much money as you usually should have a termite person out every year especially if you've seen active rotting.

I also have a way/list of questions to ask to find an attorney for assignment and double and dry closes if you still need.  

Both properties are distressed, sitting, and rotting away as I type this response.

Offer to split the plumbing bill if you show up for a clogged toilet and the plunger is dry (or they don't have one at all)Consider how often you have to maintain these items in your own home.

Hi @Johnnie Bembry,Thanks for posting in the forums.However, we do not allow self-promotion, and posts looking for real estate agents tend to generate a lot of self-promotion from the agents on the site.We've locked this thread so it doesn't get filled with these posts, but we're not going to leave you high and dry!

I would have to assume they would be dry cabins.

Cut and dry.  

Many of these rental arbitrage people who were carrying multiple long-term apartment contracts could no longer afford to maintain their rent with no STR tenants, so they broke their leases and about 1/3rd of the STR market in Medellin dried up within a month of the borders closing.Of the surviving STRs that were left, they switched to the long-term rental (LTR) model and found tenants for the multi-month Colombian lockdown.

My thinking is that the penetrating sealer and vapor barrier do a lot for moisture (even though the space seemed dry).