People keep backing out because a bank won't loan on it, and the house has a foundation wall that is in need of major repair / replacement.

I told him the size (1800 sf) and age of the house and he couldn't see electrical replacement costing more than $12k, plumbing $12k, HVAC $10k. 

@Steve Vaughan the windows were a typo because the previous owner had them replaced through some type of government program like 7 years ago.

You might guess that our tenants had a massive failure of their water heater, which (with no experience and no contacts) I had to coordinate the $1800 replacement from a mountain cabin near Estes Park.

I've got a lot of other contacts for GC's, Architects, subs, permit expediters, Geo/ Soils, Zoning attorney's, ADA ramp plan engineers, structural engineers, you name it related to new construction in Philadelphia.

I had to go back to seller and insist that they replace the roof before we moved forward.

I am looking for advice on where to buy pre-hung doors that will fit a doublewide mobile home. The interior walls are framed with 2x3 lumber and the existing door slab is 78" tall. Is there anywhere I can buy a door a...

I am looking for advice on where to buy pre-hung doors that will fit a doublewide mobile home. The interior walls are framed with 2x3 lumber and the existing door slab is 78" tall. Is there anywhere I can buy a door a...

That gets me to my catch 22.My wife and I are hoping to get into VRBO world so we can enjoy and make more cash flow than we are currently making, but I'm wondering if we should put that off 18 months, rent out the property again and then reconvene at a better time or suck it up, lose a few thousand off the asking price and get moving on our goals...Financials - We owe 143,000 on the house (refinanced to conventional from FHA right after the seasoning period), it rents for $1850, mortgage, taxes insurance, HOA is $956, we just sunk $11,000 into carpet, paint, landscaping, replaced a vanity to get it ready to sell and I fear renting we might have to redo a couple of those things. 

I see how leverage on my end would work, but I did not know the new lease could be replaced assuming both parties agree and sign on the dotted line.