You also would need to check through the piping to make sure the plumbing is separated between the units.

Also, if an estate is selling the property they may not have to do a disclosure.My guess is that there are major issues, original outdated wiring, foundation issues, no HVAC, needs a new roof, major plumbing lines need to be replaced, gas leak under a slab, asbestos siding, not enough electrical amps/outlets to power a modern house, a foreclosure, past drug manufacturing house, next door to a registered violent sex offender, no parking or on a major busy noisy street, next to commercial or industrial property?

This included, plumbing, electrical, a retaining wall, HVAC, flooring, kitchen, bathroom, paint, fixtures, ETC.

We ran our own subs for: demo and saw cutting of street, plumbing, and road restoration.

I'm thinking/fantasizing about buying some land up in the north GA mountains to then use as a vacation rental (and for myself of course) but I have no clue what that would entail, especially at the start of the process.I have to imagine getting electric, plumbing, etc ran to the property would be a bit of a project, but I'm clueless as to how much so, and whether a project like that could work out as a good investment.If anyone who's ever done completely new construction in a remote area like that could offer their input and advice on how to get started approaching something like this, it would be much appreciated!

Below you’ll see a brief summary of deal calculations. 2/1 single family 900sqftPurchase price- $10,000 (originally $20k before negotiations)Rehab- Cosmetic$18,000 Electrical- $2,000 Plumbing- $2,000 Porch Foundation- $7,500 Unexpected Misc - $5,000 = $34,500ARV - $80,000I’m currently working with an ARV lender giving me 65% LTV ($52k).

The property needs electrical, plumbing,, HVAC, and drywall guys.

I have bought houses from people that thought they were handy and with electrical and plumbing, it just isn't worth it.

I'm not seeing this happen a lot, which makes me think the de-conversion process with HVAC and plumbing must be expensive?

  $20k is a lot of money, but with a house you have unexpected expenses--the HVAC goes out, plumbing leaks, etc.