EVERY inspection you get will have stuff like this...every one...unless you have a unicorn property...or your inspector is trash.What you describe doesn't sound bad...hard to know for sure without more details.

Maybe I got lucky or maybe I'm recommending my brother-in-law.I'd rather give objective criteria that helps the individual screen whomever they decide to look at.I know, I'm just giving you a hard time. 

If you are buying it right you can get a hard money loan, do all the rehab, then move it to a conventional loan. 

I have one other BRRR that I am floating and between the two I am tapped out.I also have a family member that can lend me hard money until the house sells, which would free up a large portion of my HELOC and allow me to take on another project.I am just looking for some thoughts as I decide, in the worst case scenario that it does not sell in the Fall, what to do with the property.Thanks so much - you guys are awesome!

They are responsive and work hard but the reliability of the ARV, repair costs, and value of the location can sometimes be questionable.

I'm looking to buy, flip and sell, but have been having a hard time finding the correct properties.

Leverage is hard to beat. 

In need of suggestions for General Contractors, Realtors, Wholesalers, Lenders (Hard/Conventional), Attorneys (RE/Contract), and Meet Up groups in the west Georgia area. 

He did not have a hard time getting his financing.

Hello @Tim White I'm just having a hard time finding good properties.