Thanks @Ned Carey Safest cash play is a master lease and rent it out.

I studied Finance undergrad and got my master in Real Estate Development, always worked in the RE field for the past 10 years, mostly Private Equity, Development and Investment Advisory, all Commercial properties.

Installing a huge custom-tile shower in the downstairs master bathroom really put this house “over the top.”

People who don't understand match types can lose a ton of $ on irrelevant clicks - master that and you'll have an advantage over others.

@ross Account Closed you could do a Master Lease with Option to purchase.

Either that or master lease to reduce your capital injection.

The roof is leaking (valley of the roof is leaking and a couple of areas of the roof are giving way) and there is evidence of mold in the master bedroom closet and a little in the kitchen.

That is unless the original bedroom is the master, then you could expand the master and create an office, walk-in closet or master bath.

The GP attorney dabbles in many facets of law but are generally the master of none.You need a specialist attorney " real estate litigation " and the cost of such attorney could exceed your original fee you made and then some.When the subject to deals bight back they can bight hard so in the future you might want to budget in a contingency or full time attorney fund for the ones that go bad.   

I might have wrote for your current blog.So as I learned to master this field in an indirect manner, I slowly became frustrated by my clients lack of knowledge in the field (they were hiring me after all) but also their understanding that they didn't NEED to do this dirty work- their time was more important than that.