Disclosure is always a good thing but I must have missed the section where they instruct us to get tested and supply to new buyer.

Best of luck, but please get some knowledgable advice.The State Construction Registry (SCR) helps keep property owners informed of all parties that supply services, materials and/or equipment to a construction project on their property.Through the SCR, property owners can list all parties that are expecting payment and have filed a Preliminary Notice to preserve their lien rights.

Accordingly, from 2007 to mid-2012 there was a healthy supply of REOs available.Currently, the institutional buyers are bidding up to 100% (or more) of market value at the Foreclosure/Sheriff auctions.

That could be a real pain to rewire and update.Plumbing is the next issue with lead pipes, I'd take the drains and water supply to PVC and PEX for your runs above grade would be great for your cold weather.Just thoughts on old building issues, but can they be nice?

Of course the safest thing is just to do it but then again I wonder how much does that opens me up to liability in case of a fire and or worse, death on one of my properties because a faulty or death battery in a smoke detector.

Just about 5 months ago one of my investor clients wanted me to supply and install eleven THOUSAND dollars of granite in a house that wasn't worth 300k.

You think I can get flooring done for $1 a sqft labor and $1 sqft for paint if I supply all the materials?

In college, I wrote a business plan regarding the purchase of foreclosures well below market value and turning them into premium student rentals in a market that was in short supply.

My wife and I are buying a home that will be an investment home which will not be in the partnership that we have with her mother, but the mortgage company is asking for the full partnership profits and losses rather than just our K1s that we supplied.

I barely get $300 from my job bi-weekly and every-time I do get paid most of it goes to re-supply or paying bills.