Home will list for 530K. 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms. 2 Master Bedrooms / one on each floor and each of the bedrooms has its own bathroom.

When you start to move walls, plumbing, electrical, or rehab a bathroom you will need permits. 

The most difficult one is that many of the cabins have "below grade" sq. footage/bedrooms/bathrooms and above grade sq. footage/bedrooms/bathrooms and you won't be able to tell by comparable listings the sq. ft above/below because they just aren't listed that way.Additionally, appraisers have to take 82 hours of required coursework and complete 2 years (I believe) as an apprentice. 

They’ve also been harassing my tenant at the house by doing things like taking off the AC control from the wall while she’s sleeping (and AC is essential in SC!).

I essentially paid someone to read me the highlights of Tom’s book.

Due to the current market we opted not to have the seller pay any closing cost so that was the initial deal but after seeing that they have a significant amount in unpaid taxes that they're essentially asking me to pay I am wondering if we should renegotiate the deal or just move forward(the numbers still work with the additional tax amount).Anyone been in a similar situation or could share your thoughts on how to approach this new information?

The correlation of positive feelings to the price of the car was essentially zero.

Fully renovated the project from top to bottom- renovated both bathrooms and turned one into a master bathroom- added LED throughout - expanded the master bedroom- added an island and converted the stove from electric to gas- replaced the roof- replaced all windows- added a deck and new fence - finished the basement and took the house from a 2/2 to a 5/2- added concreted steps that lead to the front door- full exterior paint- added 4 egress windows- and much more!!

Prop management is definitely an issue however if you're talkin about a couple of bedrooms and one bathroom is not that much, you need to get a local handyman.!!!..

Essentially one unit is filled with a section 8 tenant, and the other 3 units have people that are either squatters and/or have not paid rent in years.