Assuming that you get the green light on all these, who will build it?

Around the toilets and bath tubs, feel the floor to see if it is soft, this is an indication of rotted wood floors, big issues.Roof look for double layer of shingles or age. you can look in the city, permit search, for the last time of replacement, if they tell you is new ask for the permits.Sewages and water lines, yes Cast Iron and black pipes (mostly commercial) can be an issue but look for the clean out and how far it is from trees.

Look up David Greene on BP .

The same thing seems to be happening in other areas where folks are getting the green light for continued working from home, and flocking from major metro areas with high costs of living, to areas where they are able to buy (while interest rates remain low) for the same amount of (in some cases) cheaper than rent- again driving up purchase price point and your % all in changing.

Have you kept your credit clean or do you carry debt? 

What stops me is this little green piece of paper that I haven't seen in awhile, I think they call it money.

Cleaned the property and painted, and little by little getting the yard in good shape.

The core 4 is David Greene’s strategy for long-distance and made up of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender.

The tenants moved in and called me to say that they were soPleased at how clean the home was!

@Mark Oliver I am pretty new so this is a green question.