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It may be tough to collect payment from the tenant for damages, so I would send a letter stating detailing the damages and what she owes for the repairs along with a statement that this amount will be withheld from the security deposit if she does not pay for the damages prior to moving out.

If you search "list source criteria" you can find a lot of forum posts and blogs discussing details.

I really don't know again, without review of the contract I cannot say.Find a buyer, then worry about the details is my personal opinion because its a moot point if you cannot move the deal.

Message me and we can discuss the details!

If you are asking for 60-65% ARV, have the contractor's budget and schedule that can be reviewed in detail, and have an appraisal that shows the numbers all match up, then it's probably something I'd consider.No track record would require a lower LTV, and a proven track record in similar homes in the same area may allow for a higher LTV.

The details would take a much longer time to explain.

Especially since it's been on the market for 300 days.Or possibly try and get more than $900 out of that 2nd floor 3/1.More details straight from listing:Taxes: 2,985Cap rate: 6.9Insurance: 1174W/s/g: 1893Other expenses?

Also, get a signed and notarized statement from each tenant detailing their current status, whether a lease exists, when it expires, who pays what utilities, their move in date, the deposit amount they gave the landlord and the current rent they pay and any and all discounts they currently receive.

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