I don’t imagine it’ll be easy however.

Imagine leasing a new car, or financing a new house, leasing commercial property requires a close look into your credit as a personal guarantor.

Hungry and greedy attorneys will just start throwing around lawsuits like there's no tomorrow and they target the pour souls with the deepest pockets.

I'd imagine it will have some impact. 

Imagine it a bit shorter for your single story facade:https://i.pinimg.com/236x/51/1d/39/511d390350f72596ebc9bb57589a7e5e--traditional-exterior-timber-frames.jpg A nice box bay under a gable, with a standing seam shed roof:https://i.pinimg.com/236x/fc/94/c6/fc94c631e2df20dbb1fa117fea512c41--traditional-exterior-ranch-homes.jpg Example of a small, very shallow box bay with a shed roof (yours would be wider and taller), easy and inexpensive to build:https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?

Some of the big players in our area are sitting on around hundred a piece with tons of room in the sub division.One of the real big players blew in 5 or 6 roads in a huge sub division poured around 25 basement before winter rates went into play and they are still sitting as open basement to this day.In my area subs have become super greedy and want a fortune. 

I went to check layout and realized how contractor laid out tile left to right would put grout line on edge of metal strip from the house and I could imagine that cracking in the future, I made him take all of it up an redo it correctly.

He's done everything you could imagine including flips, large development projects, acquiring properties through tax liens, foreclosures, buy and hold multi family, buying/foreclosing on notes, land flipping, syndication, buying land and selling it on a note, mobile home parks, storage units, subdivisions, etc.

It doesn’t cash flow great, it’s $191 but that’s including CAPEX and repairs which I imagine will be low but I’m still going to account for.

During the inspection it was discovered that there is a tiny bit of asbestos in that wall (not sure if “tiny” makes a difference when talking about asbestos), so it sounds like that work will need to get permitted as well and in order to do that I imagine they will require me to have it professionally removed?