The ability to rekey quickly and without the risks of mechanical failure that I have experienced with SmartKey locks are a substantial benefit in my view. 

If the water level was above the mechanicals (house heater and water heater) they are going to have to be replaced too.

I have found a few that have a lot of equity but I don't understand the mechanics of getting the redemption rights>Please contact me if you are interested on partnering on a deal or have some information you would like to share.

I paused on it and switched emphasis to Providence RI as I felt I didn't have enough bandwidth to get to grips with flood zones and insurance. 

To place a major emphasis on state laws just seems to be too macro a view to take, putting the cart before the horse.

What funding mechanism will you use and what % downpayment will be required? 

I recently wrote about it as one of BP's featured lenders if you want to learn more about the mechanics of it: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/dscr-loans-the-short-term...Written in the perspective of the STR lender but is good for LTRs and MTR strategies as well. 

Not the glass but the locking mechanism.

Not enough emphasis on actually helping learn strategies and connect with lenders for EMD, Gap and Transactional funding. 

not the agent, not the contractor, not the seller, not anyone but me-maybe this house is located in a challenging neighborhood-maybe some of the mechanicals need to be updated-the bathroom doesn't look to be what I would consider done=it doesn't have appliances-I can't tell from the photos if it has 3 legit bedrooms, or if the attic or living spaces that aren't actually bedrooms are being counted as bedrooms (that's a big thing here in Pittsburgh, my market)AND...