Hey Vicki,I feel your pain too:( My partner and I are right next store to you- we own and manage a bunch of rentals in South Redford.

If you want assurances that certain items are good/bad/acceptable, you'd likely need to contact the individual trades that deal with each item (roof, foundation, electric, HVAC, etc.).

You are probably starting to think about getting part time jobs, instead of flipping burgers or stocking shelves at the grocery store see if you can get a job at HomeDepot/Lowes/Ace Hardware/Other local Hardware or supply store.

ARV is a little thin, but if you plan to hold for a long time that isn't a major concern.Is there any deferred maintenance or do you see having to replace any major items in the short-term (garage door, furnace/AC, water heater, etc.)?

Some more winners12) Insurers-decreased chance of an empty house being broken into by copper thieves or other vacancy issues.13) Building supply stores- Will sell additional materials to the end buyers who are improving their home.14) Private mortgage insurers (if there was one involved) will not have to pay off on a foreclosed property.

More important than money, power, or anything else.Why someone would feel a need to create a fake profile and other items mean they are trying to be something they are not.

I would select three of the negative items on the report and dispute them with all 3 major credit reporting agencies.

I forgot to check age of A/C, and will do that next time I visit the property.3) Yes, city water and sewer.For education sake, how would differences in these items affect your analysis of the deal?

I once looked a a three store front building that had two apts above.

Some people understand this to be a mechanical devise that aids in moving air so that item 2 above is done (we'll call those attic power vents) To some people it's a large fan that pulls air from in the house and ultimately from outside and pushes it into the attic (we'll call those a whole house fan).