Bad roofs and bad foundations can allow water penetration to occur over time which can cause serious issues. 

At this point it sounds like you may have made your situation worse in that if you've painted over everything the enzyme cleaners may not be able to penetrate and break down the smells effectively.

Or should I embrace it being a handy capable home lay out and fix up and this it needs, clean it up, and try to get someone that needs all of that style lay out?

. * Expect and embrace the fact you will make mistakes on this first one.

I have embraced the reality that it pays to have the mindset of a flipper in order to effectively wholesale, which is what I want to do, as an initial foray into investing.

Build relationships and embrace your journey.

(Per door cash flow is just part of our initial criteria, and we understand there is a lot more that goes into evaluating if the property is actually a good value.)Don't waste your time trying to embrace the concept Call it -$x per door, ROI, COCR, ROI, CROI ... it's all the same.

Not all tax advisors are created equal, so it's important to find someone who understands that the tax law is a series of incentives for investors and business owners and embraces the law as an opportunity to permanently reduce taxes.

So I purchased my house using Embrace Home Loans which is located in Bethlehem.

Try to do your soffits and roof at the same time (after the vent fans so those roof penetrations can be properly flashed) so that you can make sure your drip edge is properly installed.