Soils Report.Is there a street?

On that note, I don't think there is anything wrong with partnering with an investor or wholesaler.

Awesome thank you Chris Mason- That is a valid question, I appreciate you bringing that up because you could definitely correct me if I a wrong in my thinking...I've lived in the home for 5 years, there is not much more we can do to the home to force appreciation and add value.

I would personally not be nervous there, but everyone has their own standards.My tenant did state that they would be willing to pay for the door and the installation, so I don't have much of a reason to say no to them, other than not liking the look and being nervous that someone could do some damage by putting it in wrong.

I know you're anxious to get someone in your first rental, but it is better to go vacant than to place the wrong tenant.

(the cost of such policy as quoted to me by multiple companies + the cost of dwelling/fire is STILL less than what insurance costs me now)c: Once this is done, seek out a proper refi.My question is this, is this the wrong strategy?

Good luck proving me wrong.

I totally agree with Scott Freer I think you also (and don't take this the wrong way) but maybe think of toning down a bit.

I tried to PM you but for some reason it's saying something went wrong when I try to send.

I can't imagine you'd want to take it as-is with the tank, because if you try to remove it after buying and find the soil is contaminated, and possibly contaminated the ground water, you could be looking at a bank-breaker of a job.