I think your best bet is to use Bora-Care on it and the studs, make sure it is fully dry and then paint it and the studs with an oil based mold inhibiting paint for good measure.

Essentially you can lump one of the houses with the new project into one loan.

We have essentially 'used up' our funds in those accounts for buying about 10 units. 

Plus, the tenants are paying $600 lot fees in what is essentially an RV park.

But like @Jay Hinrichs says, we have a well oiled machine.

So, you are spending all your time and a fortune looking for new clients, looking for workers and dealing with problems when workers don't show up.I really don't know why or how people listen to snake oil salesmen and don't counter their b.s. with these issues.

As long as you do this fairly quickly, there shouldn’t be any investment gains in that non-deductible Traditional IRA and therefore you convert and essentially pay no tax, which effectively is the same as making a direct Roth IRA contribution (even though you likely couldn’t otherwise do so due income limitations).  

Once an animal is screened, you get a "Fido" score that is essentially a level of risk.

I’m essentially a newbie doing my first project trying to soak up as much knowledge as I can.  

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