For my next adventure I went into mill work at a semi-local lumber mill and from there transitioned into graphics installation (mostly wrap installation & removal on vehicles) for the last 9 years.

you know it's getting real big around here in the South those homes made of steal that look like a barn they're not there a regular house inside they even have a place to park the car and some of them

Despite the setbacks, we’ve removed all carpet and baseboards from the upstairs, and gutted the upstairs bath.

Dehumidifiers, bleach, and hydrogen peroxide, along with removing any porous materials will solve just about any mold issue.

The floors were stripped to the bare plywood & we had 2 windows removed & boarded up waiting for the new installs.

Does this mean I can just leave it off for good...or better yet, remove the HWH and free up some storage space?

My purposes in investing in real estate are primarily to stop diverting a the majority percentage of my income into rent, provide myself with a location where I can practice regularly, and build wealth with the property long term.

Then I moved on to flipping which I now do regularly.

Do I have to stay in regular contact with them?

Apparently a daughter or granddaughter moved in to take care of the house after the owner was sent to a nursing home, and shortly after they removed her, they removed 26 live cats along with multiple others.The house obviously needs a ton of work but my question is that HomePath states that as an owner-occupant you must occupy the house within 60 days of closing.