Clean the place up and start fresh with a tenant that is properly screened, paying market rent, and respecting your authority as the owner.Another thought: you may want to consider a property manager.

Top of page for the White House:And I pulled Ben Bernanke's after reading on the news that his mortgage refinance application was denied due to being self employed for <2 years after he was no longer Chairperson of the Fed.Often these aren't super accurate; not uncommon for the preliminary title report to uncover more stuff.

Depending on what issues exist that he uncovers, he could actually lose a ton of money on that.   

The thing I love about out of state investors that take the time to do that is, they bring a fresh set of eyes!

It's in good condition and is rentable after some fresh paint and maybe carpeting.  

Due diligence just means to make sure you ask alot of questions to uncover potential pitfalls in the investment.

Btw I do have some reports and am in the middle of gathering information, but I’m also wanting to incorporate fresh connections as well.

Due diligence just means to make sure you ask alot of questions to uncover potential pitfalls in the investment.

One way to get around that would be to do the bathrooms and put in fresh appliances right before you list it.

We are under contract at the top of our budget for this particular house where the numbers will still make sense for us.We have uncovered a lot of issues after our inspection report.