@Roy Conney it will depend on the city, what kind of lists you can get.

@Lydia Woods talk to a title company or realestate lawyer.

@Salvatore Giancola as @Roy Cleeves said, the advice you received was correct.

I have heard a lot about granite and expect that Formica would be more for low grade properties, but what about wood, tile, solid acrylic or stainless steel?

Originally posted by @Mike Roy:@Kirby Davis - Based on the tremendous value you added to the farm in a very short period of time, would you consider buying more farmland and building more farms? 

Usually there is a bolt to tighten or you can wedge a small piece of stainless steel or wood between the foot and the base of the tub where the gap is.

@Mike Roy Yes, that is pretty much the story I am in right now. 

Purchase price: $127,500 Cash invested: $85,000 Sale price: $257,611 Residential SFH flip, extensive exterior wood rot, original 1950's wiring, nicotine stains from long term indoor smoking.

@Mike Roy thanks Mike, that is the plan.

(already said its a fair offer in my initial email due to condition; new baths, kitchen, huge wood deck removal, ground fill.