I don't think that's a "deal" by almost anyone's definition.

If you do it yourself I think the Home Depot power auger tool rental is like $100.If the seller definitively knew that there was a leaky/damaged sewer pipe then you would have cause to ask for repair.

Will definitely make that next step in talking to an agent.

Definitely, agree with that.For actual closings, I anticipate using a title company's office, the office of the other realtor involved in the transaction, or if neither of those is an option renting out a small office space for an hour or two.

If your competition has more updated kitchens I would definitely get that done.

@Wilson Rith definitely situation #2 if you can get the 203k financing to go through!

@Dan Williams thank you for the information Dan, I am not to familiar with MeetUp, but I can definitely look into it. by chance would you know if the meeting is an online meeting or in person?

Thank you Leighann we will definitely look into going to the meetings! 

Definitely start getting preapproved and lining up property managers.

Having said that, if you have zero skin in the game, and don't have something to offer like experience or a trade skill, it is definitely a hard sell to an investor, you need to be able to establish confidence in you with the investor.