Sounds like you will be fine depending on the price range of the listing appointment.

I'm sure you can get a mold remediation quote as well, although it will probably be a wide range since they won't be able to knock down walls and take a look.

Ranging from 30K-100K.

In the $160K range, it might not matter as you may well get a cash buyer.The last two properties I sold, I priced for buy-and-hold investors.

My take is you would need to acquire this property in the range of 140 - 180K to give you a fighting chance of being able to upgrade it to be a modern, efficient, and healthy home for your tenants.

No promises yet.Frankly, the reason a good and comprehensive book has not been written is due to legal complexities, compliance with current and ever changing laws and the wide range of issues going state by state, it's dang near an impossibility!

I've seen a wide range of criteria on the forums and know it really depends on the location.

Most are in the 4.5% range, some lower.A great local bank in Ft.

., and comparable homes have sold for prices ranging from $15k-$40k (could really use some better comps).

There is a button above the post window that will allow you to insert images (rectangle with what looks like a mountain range in it).