@Shane Woods ahh, was just looking at your profile and was hoping you would chime in here.So if the seller finance is accepted, my options after that would be what?

New 95% efficient furnace/central air unit Newly refinished wood floors New roof New kitchen in first floor unit Partially remodeled kitchen in upstairs unit.

Sprayed it on wood which reeked of cat pee, and immediately it changed the smell to wet wood - the smell of a branch of wood in the rain.

So be as politically correct as you want, but it is an overwhelming smell that is incredibly hard to get rid of. and it also discolored, stains everything in sight.

Out of sight out of mind.

Our government is spending money much faster than they can print it with no end in sight.

Originally posted by Shane Woods: Make friends, become an "assistant".

Moldings are custom made as are doors and windows, just finding the wood was an issue, tiger oak isn't at a box store.Beware too, that politics will be involved in historic rehab projects, inspectors, historic committees, city council, having tax credit programs approved and the community can all influence what must be done.My SO's sister and her husband are the largest historic non-profit in Cali doing historic preservation work.

The draw back is most appraisers don't want to fly remotely to do an appraisal or are not familiar with remote sight building appraisals.

Originally posted by Mark Wood: Oh and to add I will be knocking on a few doors of properties I feel have more potential.