Seals up airs gaps and blocks moisture but doesn't let house breathe and if applied wrong can have negative effects.Obviously would want something I can do myself and achieve a price lower than the $1,000 for blow but want to make sure it is effective.  

I've asked them for where they are in the process of collecting excess repairs from the tenant, and they do not answer the email.  

He's estimating the cost of the roof at 10,200 which I think is excessive (I was expecting somewhere between 5-6K since it's a 1,500 SQ FT SFH). 

These people figure that because of the large number of deals that come up every day, it is just a matter of time before something comes up that fits their excessively conservative criteria.

Coupled with the fact that the subject is only 2-bed, which can be problematic in many marketplaces and result in economic vacancy far in excess of simply physical, I advise you to be careful on this...Hope this helps, Brian.

Haying the excess yard.7.

Could be rotten wood due to moisture issue. 

I have roughly one year of student loans left to repay (looking at every avenue to shorten that timeframe), but then will have excess income I would like to begin have working for me.

Once you find one return any excess money from the 6K.He signed a lease, hold him to it.

Do it in where you think the moisture is coming from where the mold is worst.