I'm doing all my due dillegence on this property but I just can't dismiss that feeling that something is fishy with this deal.The two other houses I bought this year I did so without hesitation so I don't really have a problem "pulling the trigger" on a deal.

This part is just simply too loaded and if I pull the trigger I'm afraid I could get banned from the site.

The property either is pending (most MLS mark it pending and that triggers the removal from certain other websites), or it was taken off the market (if it was REO, they might have found a title issue for example).

I'm thinking to fix the leak, remove the doors so the floor will dry, and not replace the cabinets and luan.

Besides closing costs and whatever it costs you to actually determine if you want to pull the trigger, why do you have buying costs so high?

Mike, I will say this..IMHO, if you don't clearly understand the "Financial Information and Expense Information", I am not sure how ready you are to pull the trigger.

Either way congrats on pulling the trigger.

The idea is to provide a space for water to drain off the back of the siding without ever coming into contact with the structure as well as allowing air movement vertically to dry out the siding.

Pull the trigger.

From what I have seen most of the wealthy real estate investors err on the side of keeping their powder dry once they have amassed a certain amount of wealth.