We both gave it a couple of goes we got the web domains and chose our products and all was looking good, but then my mother discovered that she had chosen to narrow of a nitch and I couldn't get merchandise because I didn't have a brick and mortar storefront, and we let the accounts go.

The house was vandalized throughout, copper was stolen, furnace destroyed, water damage in lower level, roof was leaking near front door, etc.This house all in all was a simple house for a rehab for the most part.Major issue: The biggest problem we faced was the crawl space was full of water. 

The guy I bought my 2nd house from had $20k stolen from him by his GC.

Check to verify that the funds our in deed good, since money orders can be cancelled if they take their receipt back to where the money order was purchased and say it was lost or stolen.

My realtor mentor had $550,000 stolen by his bookkeeper over a 10 year period of time! 

I would definitely check your password (if you used the same one you use for other sites) and credit card info as we have had multiple complaints from unfortunate investors like yourselves that were tricked into purchasing my stolen courses at a discount only to find out later their identities were stolen.I hope anyone else reading this avoids the same mistake and I have already filed a complaint with DMCA as well as the domain registrar of the website.

Has anyone stolen wiring or plumbing from the house? 

From IRS Pub 334:InventoriesGenerally, if you produce, purchase, or sell merchandise in your business, you must keep an inventory and use the accrual method for purchases and sales of merchandise.

I found out 2 yrs later after squatters and the copper being stolen, and I am not currently in the position to fix it up along with the burden of all the tax liens and city citations.

We had the photographer in as soon as the work was finished which was a good thing since all the appliances were stolen three days later.