Things like appreciation which probably isn't the case but maybe it is The others could have had massive damage.

One of the building has fire damage, and needs 42,000 to rehab.

That's the "glue" that holds your deal together, and equity will build over time through amortization, and any future appreciation.If you work full time and/or rehabbing properties is completely new to you, then seriously consider working with a reputable, full-service turnkey company that can 'hold your hand' and take you step-by-step through the process.Continued success!

Hello group members,Would anyone like to share their experience on how to spot signs of physical distress and estimate damage?

Rob K. the judgement was written so that no money judgement was entered "at this time" and also acknowledged the amount of rent owed at the time (which they signed a statement acknowledging) and that the defendant may be liable for money damages after moving if additional rent is owed or there was damage to the property.

Any reputable agent/broker won't allow clients access to their MLS accounts.

Your insurance company is on the hook to rebuild/repair the property to current code if there's damage.

Do you have the original unit condition description of any damages to all the units from the former landlord-- ?.

What does your lease say about you paying for repairing damage caused by tenant?

But in November my parents lost their home through "Deed in Lieu" after a freak flood created immense damages.