They are underground and the water table rises and falls underground and some areas.Good Luck!

We're too old for our VIP table service high end vegas clubbing days, but he can relive some with his HR condo. 

@Alfred Dublin I'm not saying you shouldn't call around, just be aware that no lender can/will really engage with you until there's an actual deal on the table.

Your script or simply guidelines for starting a call should be geared to solving a problem the seller may have . . . needs to sell, may want to sell but had not considered the options, etc.Best advice is to be honest with yourself as to what you are looking for - a flip, a buy-&-hold, a wholesale - and approach the seller with a sincere opening explaining who you are what you are bringing to the table. 

This takes risk off the table.  1.  

They might allow for a no seasoning rate and term refinance, but that would have you bringing your closing costs and and lender fees to the table.

Here's our listing:https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/606577680390071886When we were searching for something to do, we also saw many of the larger homes dedicating a single room to a game room—an arcade, a pool table,etc.  

FYI: groundwater raises and lowers (it usually raises after periods of rain/snow melt), and if the slab of the house is too close to the water table--that is, if the slab is too low--ground water can rise, and seep up through the slab from underneath the house.

It was originally the plan to buy it from me when he could swing it, I just wanted to walk away from the closing table with $10,000.

fudging write-offs or collecting income under the table comes to bite you in the a@@ when it comes to financing whether that is personal or business.