If you state that something critical to habitation, such as working toilets don't exist, the house is hanging half off a cliff, or so far we've counted 5,216 rats,  I'm guessing they will send you a work order and inspection requirement.

ThanksI love old musty houses, but to each his own.First open all of the doors and windows and air the place out.That could take a couple of consecutive days.Flush all toilets and run water in sinks for 10 minutes.Remove old papers, check attic, check basement remove smelly insulation Run heater until 80 degrees or so.Spray every room with Fabreeze.

Seller financing is the Wild West and in 2 years when the economy stalls and interest rates are still 7 and housing has sunk 15% we will see how some of these “creative financing” deals panned out.

Just the other day I was looking around a house and there was signs of a toilet, shower and tub having been backed up and I thought of this post.

I've had 16 people stay in my house and if one toilet has a problem, or a sink leaks, they have 2 others and they don't mind at all.

We did a cosmetic rehab (replaced some flooring, new paint, new toilet, added a back porch), found a lease/option tenant/buyer who paid $875/mth rent and paid a $3700 option fee.

I heard Since tenant rent to owns no need of any repairs or toilet issue.

Plant only grass above the drainfield.Signs of Stress: surface water is ponding in the drainfield area, drains are not draining quickly, toilets flush slowly or make strange sounds, water is backing up into your basement.

Hope everything pans out with your appraisal, refi, and operations!

We really wanted that ski cabin for personal use, but the numbers really didn't pan out positively when reality set in and we only used it once a year turning into a bad investment.