Another oven tip: You can get new drip pans if needed at any tenant turn overs, and there is a white, black and almond epoxy appliance touch up for any chips or dents (in a nail polish like applicator).

It could be if you can nail down the following.1.

Justin, nailed the ideal steps.

Installers charge more to level floors and remove nails or staples.

We simply disagree on how best to preserve it.

You nailed it, make sure you work with a lender with experience doing these (for example, we have an entire team dedicated to just 203K loans), because an inexperienced lender in 203K's could turn your process into a 90 day mess.And that 203K contractor database is great, because these contractors have to PAY for this, so you can be confident using someone who is educated and certified.I can say from first hand experience (as can many people here on BP), don't cut corners for the cheapest contractor!

@Adam Sankowski hit the nail on the head.  

There is a saying; "to a hammer everything looks like a nail".

Jon nailed it, I'm not big on seconds or equity lines of credit due to terms, but it's an option.I guess you did get a screaming great deal!

I have been looking into crowd funding and came across American Homeowner Preservation.