If you are thinking rehab and resell, then documenting every step, showing you waited for all the framing to get dry enough to re-drywall and perhaps getting pro mold treatment with a warrenty would help mitigate flood value loss.

Step up to the Table and organize this.

Listen what I would do is drive around the neighborhood you can afford around 6pm if the bus stops have lots of people making there way from work there is one money to be made and two a community of decent ppl there I'm not sure if u have children if not living in a bad neighborhood isn't always as bad as it seems besides the money you collect in a year or two may propel you toward your real aspirations faster than not making the move and no matter where you buy your choosing the tenant so set a base line of what you will and won't accept and stick to it people live in Baltimore, New York, New Jersey all places that once where **** holes that have taken some major steps toward change but more importantly they made a big bag of money from those horrible hoods

I've done something similar with owners in the same town who are going to sell when the condos they want to move into are complete - they called ME a few months after our initial discussion just to check in and let me know they want to work with me when they are ready to move.

... and on October 3rd I initiated a withdrawal of funds (interest payments), which it said I should see within 2-4 business days.

I jumped into my first deal and now need to step back and get my accounting, bookkeeping, systems and business in order before I proceed. 

I am wondering how they are buying for so cheap,none of these properties were listed for the amount it initially sold for.

I purchased 2 distressed duplexes next door to each other in the Seattle Tacoma area, initially with the intent of fixing and flipping them.  

None of the issues were very hard to solve though. 90% just required a phone call and some paperwork.Our next step is to buy properties and wholesale deals in a 1:1 or greater ratio.  

A debt snowball is a great first step for eliminating debt, which improves the credit score.