Choose your vendors well and keep in mind your ROI (return on investment) and Cost-Risk tolerance.Look into the mold issue yourself... most of the time mold issues reported by tenants are just surface mold that can be easily cleaned.

Based on what I can find on FEMA/NFIP maps it looks like it's in "Other flood areas-Zone X" or:"Areas of 500-year flood; areas of 100-year flood with average depths of less than 1 foot or with drainage areas less than 1 square mile; and areas protected by levees from 100-year flood."

You could rehab 502 sf, and then plate all the surfaces with gold leaf, and still be under $300k.That seller needs a realtor.

Monica Breckenridge has a good list to start but it only scratches the surface.

Account Closed, on the surface of it, I can't see why ANYONE would choose the CalPLUS FHA Program, rather than a "normal" FHA-approved loan. eg.

I have followed the links to a lot of my keyword alerts in looking at the questions, the responses, and then all the referral links to other articles and and while I became  But alas, I have but merely scratched the surface of what this site offers.  

On the surface the numbers seem to work out in my favor, but I still have a lot of research to do.Initially this would be a relatively short term investment (~5 years).

Also need to clean every other hard surface (light fixtures, diffusers, doorknobs, switches, etc.).

This would allow the water to continue to come in, but go straight to drainage so I don't have it in the basement.I am not sure what is the proper way to fix a cracked foundation permanently. 

I'm looking for buy & holds Using the various crime trackers certain areas of Bridgeport seem okay on the surface.