If there are already built assisted living facilities, there likely isn't excess demand to justify building another facility.

Use a moisture meter $20 at HDepot to check it.

Get your wood moisture below 12% (some contractors use 15%) before any rebuilding. 

Open it up and run fans and dehumidifiers for about 8-12 weeks and you will start to get to the moisture content levels that allow you to start replacing insulation and closing walls.  

I'm in the process of buying my first property (a condo in the northern suburbs), and I close in mid-October. It will be my primary residence (not an investment) and I'm putting 20% down. My FICO is 804 and I was appr...

We're ordering a mold and moisture test, if they come back good (pass) should we be concerned?

Moisture Management Plan, certified by the Servicer 11.

I would also add real estate and bonds to the list as well.I think we are in a deflationary environment (i.e. too much debt and excessively low interest rates) and expect the value of most asset classes to fall over the coming few years.Like you, I'm saving my cash and hoping to buy my first rental property when prices come back down.Best of luck with your investments!

Should a bid be received by a third party in excess of this amount, the third party would win the bid and get a trustee deed evidencing ownership after paying the trustee with certified funds.

[Because unless/until she does open up to being comfortable borrowing, it means she's NOT interested in "BIGGER pockets", so can't really be helped from this website].After all, if she had bought an equivalent Duplex YEARS ago to the one she can't now seem to find a Lender for (ie. if she had created credit like "normal" people and borrowed between 75% and 96.5% instead of worrying about obtaining six figure savings first), it would likely have been a lot cheaper then (so maybe could have been paid off by now anyway - or, excess income could ALREADY have been invested).