@Marian Smith actually looks like problem is the cut edge shouldn’t be there but at inside corner.

If you were investing in a Subway sandwich franchise, would you want to be the guy scouting for new restaurant locations, or would you want to be the guy making Cold Cut Combos and helping hungry / irate customers? 

Lastly, what does the immediate area look like in terms of traffic counts, population growth, and (just as importantly) egress, ingress, and safety.

Moscow's market last year was on the edge of being cash flow positive and the last few properties that have come on the market this year plain out don't make sense.

You'll pay top dollar, but will cut down immensely on the aggravation of rehabbing then renting it out from afar.   

First the condo fees cut into your monthly budget and you may be hit with special assessments depending on the condition of the complex and who runs it. 

If you feel a moral obligation to them, just cut them a check as a “thank you” after you’re cashed out, I do this sometimes.

His suggestion for safety: rewire the whole house to the tune of $12k-15k (and that’s not including the work then needed to be completed in the report). 

His suggestion for safety: rewire the whole house to the tune of $12k-15k (and that’s not including the work then needed to be completed in the report).

Look for one that is profitable and cut your ties with this one.