@Josiah CockroftGlad to officailly have you apart of our Bigger Pockets family congrats on your success and i hope the is much more in store for you in the future.

Something that was partially completed 15 years ago wont surprise me if its cheaper to knock down and start fresh, especially if its a lower price point home.

If the kitchens and baths are new, what else would be needed besides maybe fresh paint and flooring? 

First time buyer Looking at this single family with store connected.

Get tenant to sign (and get notarized) a statement that the seller informed them about not storing anything in the basement. 

PROS:   very customizable, brand NEW and FRESH everything,  controlCONS:     fees, permits, fees,  time table could be 9 months+ ( I don't really know, do the research) extra fees,  and maybe some more feesGood luck , and I hope to learn much more as well.  

I asked an agent and she said because realtors pay exorbitant amounts of money to get leads from the websites so they want potential buyers to push the contact agent buttons.These apps below are great for copying and pasting information and storing it.

@Troy Welch i generally will look on Zillow or apartments.com you can also do a google search just make sure the listings are fresh. 

It's not a consistent night or location as we try to keep things fresh and have a variety of people to show up, but definitely set your keyword alerts so that you see when he posts them. 

also from my research, I'll use one real life example but I know how much these can vary...there was a house almost right next store to me for going for 130,000$ with the same stipulation where offers must be submitted by a date.