Be suspicious of replaced plastic  plumbing at the hot water heater and under sinks.

Has anyone tried the following strategy: (i) use own funds to build or (ii) buy below market value + rehab; in any case resulting in a total cost of about 80% of market value. Once the property is ready and rented, ge...

Erez you need to change your mindset.You are taking what a few buyers or sellers are telling you as the gospel.I used to have an engineer that lived across my street that said all brokers and agents are blood sucking vampires who are not worth more than a used car salesman!

Make sure they replace furnace, roof and hotwater tank. 

He confessed it had not been properly card for, but that he planned to live another 4 years in the house until his retirement, at which time he suggested I would need to replace it anyway

The best-known professionals who need E&O insurance are doctors, lawyers, accountants, architects, engineers, etc.

I'm currently working a part time in GA Tech and a realtor while going to school full time for mechanical engineering.

I'm currently working a part time in GA Tech and a realtor while going to school full time for mechanical engineering.

.- It has been for over 60 days in the market- Bank lowered the price just yesterday- Comps from Zillow (similar sold houses) are all above 80K- Area does not seem great, that's why I'm mostly looking at selling it, not holding to it.Findings from listing agent:- It needs AC/heat unit- No idea of when the roof was replaced but it does not have signs of leaks- It might need some work inside, seems to have been a day-care before.

Can't imagine how you replace sitting at the kitchen table with the sellers to negotiate the deal.