THE PLAN: 2X new HVAC systems 2X new hot water tanks EXTERIOR replacing rotted trim and siding where needed paint entire exterior gutter work where needed deck repairINTERIOR New flooring where needed 2X Reglaze tubs/showers paint cabinets white, new hardware paint all brown trim/doors white replace some light fixtures sheetrock bonus room in bottom level install garage door openers redo a staircaseRoof & carpeting are very recently redone.TIMELINE: 2 weeks (depending on weather, it may bleed into a 3rd week)COST of WORK: $19,000 Duplex: $66kCarry/Closings: $5k TOTAL: $90kPost Reno Value: ~$110,000 ($700 rent per side, with all new HVACs, roof, water tanks, and updated interiors going rate 1.25%-1.3%)I'll close Friday April 28th

I have good health conditions, full of ambition and energy, and willing to work my behind off to triple my income and continue to make moves while I'm still young and healthy to become financely set in the future.

(2) Trump and Ryan couldn't even push through a health care bill that mostly satisfied "the Republican Blueprint".  

As a result I currently have 2 properties under contract, deals that I would have to firm up within less than 2 weeks.Unfortunately, my joint venture partner has been experiencing health issues recently, and although he will finish the project that we already started he will not be able to take on any new projects.That puts me into a real conundrum as I don't have any active construction experience and these flips are about a 3 to 4 hour drive away from where I live.

@Stephen Marshall my credit score is 750 , I got my savings up to 57k in my Goldman Sachs account , and another 11k in cash and 8500 in my Roth IRA , the problem for me is income , I make 28k at my pizzeria job and 15k as a home health aide .

We not only lost our hard-earned money but on top of everything, our health suffered, I had several sleepless nights due to the stress and anxiety that this horrible experience created for my wife and me.After the buy-back was completed, I approached Maverick to at least help us with our losses by requesting us to give back ~$6000.

Is the unit flooding or are there urgent health/safety issue?

Scenario: The landlord is burnt out, near retirement and has some health issues.

Brief background on me, I was born and raised in the North Jersey area and attended Rowan University in NJ where I earned a degree in Health and Exercise Science.  

Have a possible tenant that has a recent bankruptcy and foreclosure due to previous health issues.