If you can attract qualified tenants, and there are no health or safety concerns, I really don't see a problem with renting the home with one coat of paint.

Do not beleive any title that is on a business card that you do not know for sure is accurate until they prove to you that they are real and trustworthy to you and your goals.Planning is essential to be worthy of what you are doing.

You are buying a property that if done by a quality provider has a very solid rehab done, essentially a new home in most aspects. 

I recently wrote another forum preceding this, essentially introducing myself.

Essentially they tell us that, " yes it made $2k last month but since there is no signed lease nobody knows what it'll do in the future". 

Essentially take your actual loan payment and annualize it then divide by the principal.

Dee Powers Not sure, it could be around a specific safety hazard that was found during the inspection.

Now, the original owner of the property has what is essentially a second mortgage, So, he will have the option to foreclose from second position if you stop paying him as well.

She was concerned not only that it was a safety hazard which could get a sued, but also it was starting to come down and if it fell it would have torn the front awning down with it.

Essentially the most flexible 203k loan I've ever heard of.