@Stone Teran  there are new laws for lenders about paying for apprasials.for instance I cannot pay for apprasials direct my bank has to order them then charge me for them... so this seems normalOne reason the lender clearly needs to be the one the appraisal is being made for not you the borrower.. it goes to the E and O insurance as well.

I regularly tour BP folks past my buildings and in such instances the properties reflect ME so I want them basically presentable.

That said, persistent moisture in crawlspaces can affect foundation stability in some instances, in that case its usually better to address the moisture intrusion at the root cause ie, routing water around the perimeter of the home via french drain system. 

It has been unoccupied the last year as I have been extensively remodeling it. 2021 was 45k gross rent. 

In some instances, we go go down to $75K.

In Milwaukee we have Wisconsin Legal Blanks, a small print outfit and with an extensive form library for landlords.

They include moving in immediate family if lease states this (or if lease was signed before rent control) or a rehab so extensive that the tenant cannot occupy through the rehab.  

There are many instances throughout the decades where rates went up and prices went up, other situations where rates went down and prices went down.

Nice work.With such a small balance existing loan, I like a seller-financed wrap in this instance:1.

For instance, we purchased our 1860sq ft rambler with horizontal siding.