I’m really hoping to have it on the market by the end of September.

I posted in the wrong forum by accident 

If not, you have to fix it by abatment or LBP hazard control methods.

We streamline the process by focusing on the property's value, enabling investors to close deals quickly without the usual red tape.

I didn't get a lot of water and it was all manageable by the tenants, but given this happened I want to try to understand the reason and where to look (e.g., do I need to install a new/ better sump pump). 

What does the BP community think one can "miss out on" by living at home to save money? 

Anyone who is a first time home buyer, likely isn't equipped with a downpayment or a solid profile right now in a precarious time as unemployment ticks up. 

This deal will be financed by equity and debt investments including angel, venture, family office, and limited partnerships.How did you add value to the deal?

I have found the proceeds will be taxed at 6% by Texas and 7% by the current city I live in based upon Hotel Occupancy Tax.

Then I drove by the property and it looks like the tenant is moving out.