If the counter tops are in fine condition, then you can keep them and as time goes on maybe upgrade them.

We were particularly interested in this deal because it involved a light rehab, which is less complex and time-consuming compared to more extensive renovations.

Think about what works for your life and lifestyle.

I’m working in getting under contract with a wholesaler for the first time, wondering what amendments I should look for in the contract from a financing contingency or inspection period etc or if that’s just for on market deals, would love to hear anyone’s input!

We are on a 2 year time frame to complete these two ADU’s and move on to a new property so the JADU is no longer an option.

First time using a 203k loan to finance rehab of property.

We've looked at Louisville several times, but haven't found anything that pencils into our tight buying criteria. 

The area I am targeting is a vacation destination that is rather seasonally resilient (working theory backed by decent to moderate research so far).If I can get past the zoning hurdle specific to mainly "wastewater" - referring to the collection of the toilet, shower, and sinks discharge - I want to purchase 10+ acres that allow me to scale to something quite significant in time. 

I built that one a few years back it will be similar only the exit is going to be 850 to 900k this time around.. this area does not have the heavy influence of the BAR like south of Broad  and other areas..

Absent it being mandatory I would just go through with the eviction there are far too many good tenants out there looking for quality housing to waste time on one who burnt me.