There is much debate amongst attorneys whether you can serve a tenant the required 5 day notice during the no eviction stay.  

Governor Dummy has even made it illegal to even serve a 10 day notice to comply in WA apparently.

Professional meaning they serve like a mentor in the deal and make sure you profit and able to close.  

Also, it sounds like this requires zero capex or repairs, which will serve your returns well in the long term as long as you're not allowing unmitigated permanent damage.

At the same time, see if the lender will do a HELOC to allow you to tap into the additional equity you have.I also think you would be well served to underwrite a bit more conservatively. 10% combined for CapEx and Maintenance is low.

I just left Whiting a year ago, having served there for three years as one of the flight instructors you'll be working with.

I'd have to serve a notice we refer to in my state as a "Cure or Quit" or "Perform Covenant or Quit" to basically give the tenant the opportunity to cure the violation first. 

Looking for a little advice regarding how to connect with the Wholesalers serving my area.

**I will also be leaving a small amount of room for a stackable W/D since this will still serve as the laundry roomDetails:• Breaking through bedroom wall/closet into what is currently the laundry room • Adding necessary plumbing/rerouting to current plumbing for sink, toilet, and shower (drainage plumbing is what is most unknown to me)• Installing all bathroom appliances• Putting up an additional wall and door frame leading from bedroom into new bathroom• Installing other bathroom necessities (lights, ventilation, etc.)• Approximate bathroom sq. footage: 25-36 sq. ft.

I know these data are not served on a plate , it takes time to do the due diligence but can you recommend some websites where  do some fast fact checking of these factors that you mentioned?