Sheet vynle is pretty cheap, cheap to have installed and helps with water to an extent.Of course all of this in my opinion.

The most expensive appliance to fail is a water heater if it is not caught early.

And some of the responses from pros and experienced investors are saying, jump in play in the water get your feet wet.

Just looking at it makes both your eyes and mouth water.

From what I have read investment properties are like salt water aquariums(a passion of mine) "Nothing good happens fast," and Im ok with that.

The water heater was replaced in 03-04.The seller wants to get rid of the house he is divorced and is 63 and getting ready to retire.

It will set up faster if you use warm water and put a fan on it.

In a pinch you need an exit strategy, and with the new flood insurance cost this home is going to be hard to sell should you need a quick out.Does a renters policy cover flood damage?

Any manner of vernon, water, vagrancy, whatever could be going on over there and renters aren't invest enough to put up with it.

When you have a good understanding of your RE interests and goals, start making calls to listing agents, private sellers, lenders, property managers, tax assessors, town road crews, water/sewer departments, etc, etc.Talk to them, not just about the property you may have called about but general info pertaining to their specialty.