(Reidsville, NC) We've found a 2 bed 1 bath house built in 1945 that's been kept in great condition with original hardwoods, cabinets, and cast iron tub.

If you were really conservative on your numbers and made sure to build in capex, and you have a healthly reserve already started, having a low per door cash flow might not be too bad if you can get 26% per year.Keep in mind there are multiple wealth generators, it is the cash flow, appreciation, tax deductions (which might change some with the new tax law) and the principal paydown that can boost the ROI.

I also have a window above the tub that was boarded up. 

Or look into installing a wash tub.

This kind of redundancy is important for many reasons (structural, health, longevity, etc.)

In my opinion, if the well and septic get a clean bill of health, plus the driveway in place and the land cleared, the land has value well above my price.

I’m thinking of getting the inflatable rubber bladder to plug up the lowest point on the stack and plugging the tub drain (tubs already installed), and all rough openings with a compressive / expanding rubber bung.

My name is Brett and I currently work full time in the health field.  

While it does sound like a cliche, here are some good suggestions:1) Professional certifications & licensure2) Foreign language (have some friends swearing by italki)3) Lifestyle simplification (get rid of cost, complication, distraction)4) Focus and productivity monitoring (I have really enjoyed  RescueTime for this)5) Health and wellnessMuch of my real-estate journey in the last few years has been the realization that my professional skills are my best asset in real-estate.

The condo fees and the financial health of the condo hoa is something to consider.