I own a laundromat that has a dry cleaner and a 1 bedroom attached to it.

What if I invested in the DR?? I

I think contractors would rather do work for those who are less aware of the business, a customer who will pay more than a seasoned investor.When I start this business, I needed things done, duct work, furnaces, roofing, dry wall.I had a house on St.

Sometimes this is not possible due to supplies, contractors, dry times etc.

All easy ways to access cash that dried up overnight. 

If you are on a septic system don't do it unless you have a suitable dry well to dump the regeneration water.

The price tag is steep, but if you are already willing to do the rebuild spring to have the water damage affected areas removed , treated and dried out by a remediation specialist. 

He also said that he sprayed hydrogen peroxide on the remaining portions of the drywall and rented a blower for several days, letting it dry all the way out. 

I used to carpool home with a very seasoned PM, and we would be in the car together for 1-2 hours each day, and that poor guy got squeezed dry like a sponge by me for knowledge and information.

With most of us if those 2 failures are at the front end we are out of businessI am not a competitor and I am not trying to dissuade your from your business model but my suggestion would be to spend some time and take a few dry runs and follow the properties post auction to 'learn the ropes" so to speak