No sorry, I meant that's the total money out of pocket.

I’m certainly not trying to write of the significance of foundational cracks I just meant that if the cost of repairs can be fully negotiated into a revised offer than it wouldn’t be impact the economics of the deal.From disclosure documents the settling has been reported as pre 1990 and as you saw in the pictures it’s been patched but never addressed appropriately.

That's what i figured you meant and just included the link to the appraisal blog because it included a link to the International Residential Code, which lists the requirements for a bedroom. 

That is why my initial suggestion was to reach an agreement on termination and vacating the property even if it meant a cash for keys situation

I only built one SFH so far, if that's what you meant. thank you! 

I thought the approved mortgage amount was based on your debt to income ratio and having a property meant you needed a bigger income to get the next property. 

It is not meant for investors.

*Meant to ask Jay this question 

@Ali AheedI meant manage the build yourself.

I think I over rehabbed it and ended up doing way more to make it legally a duplex, which meant I ended up spending twice as much and realized it raises taxes, insurance, had to put in asphalt driveway, etc that I wasnt really planning on doing when I got it.