Although, this seems like the way if you can find them.Thanks,

Seems pretty cheap for a 4/2. 

It just seems more obtainable since we don't have a lot of money on the sidelines currently.

I know the county clerk's office has Lis Pendens but when I went to the site (Nassau county clerk), it seemed like you had to go house by house to see if it was on Lis Pendens.

Without knowing any of the additional expenses this seems to meet the basic requirements.

Insights into navigating the refinancing stage would also be incredibly valuable, as this seems to be a critical step in the BRRRR process.I'm open to all suggestions and tips, whether it's about market analysis, networking, or leveraging specific tools and resources.

Seems like a recipe for analysis paralysis.

I own a pool at my house and once a pool water gets out of wack it can take multiple days to get it clear again.The 2x per week price seems pretty reasonable for that peace of mind.I bought a gizmo that will constantly monitor pool chemistry and send me alerts if things get out of whack.

Owner financing seems to work well with houses needing minimal work while acquiring them at 70% or less than the ARV, from what I've seen...

From the information you've shared here, seems as though option 1 would be your best bet.You should consult an architect and run a more in-depth analysis on the construction costs if you're seriously considering rebuilding.The cost of demolition and construction on this could be north of $600K.