Here’s the deal we are looking at:House last sold for $122,000 in 2008, asking price is $69,100.There are 2 potential problems with the house: 1.There is a small spot of mold in the master bedroom closet.Should we hire a professional and get an estimate of what this may encumber before we even make an offer?

There are already multiple bids on the property they are holding.It's a 3 bedroom/1 bath.

I took a good long, hard look at it and decided whether to add a 4th bedroom/additional living space or a garage.

University seems to be a little tighter market with an extra layer of bureaucracy to deal with, seems every other year they are trying to introduce a new ordinance regarding the number of parking spaces to bedrooms a property must have.

(Additional bathroom, bedroom and expand the kitchen/dinning), Basically "blow out" the back of the house.

He ensured that the house would be covered for the $150K amount if it was burned down and that I would not have to build back a 6 bedroom house in it's place.Does anyone know what I'm getting into and what do I need to do to get properly insured in case of an extreme accident?

I am in the process of researching how to buy a decent list to market to.My criteria is as follows:Absentee ownersSFR (3-5 bedrooms)Owned 7+ years40%+ equityI used listsource.com to target my hometown and found 3,430 leads.

The layout is a 2/2/2/1 bedroom. Fully

Bedrooms?

Section 1 items to be cleared and any Section 2 items that may be a health and safety issue are also to be cleared, otherwise property is ineligible for financing.and...10. 1004D: WATER HEATER DOUBLE STRAPPED IN UNIT C/AIR CONDITIONER FASTENED IN WINDOW IN UNTI C OR REMOVE AS WINDOW DOES NOT CLOSE / FLOORING INSTALLED IN BEDROOM IN UNIT C, MOLD REPAIRED IN UNIT D.