I recommend a structural engineer further evaluate and make recommendations related to this observation” And regarding this make-shift supports: “Temporary posts exist in the basement that should be considered for replacement with a permanent support system.A temporary post is noted as a support to the ground that does not appear to be resting on a footer.This temporary support post is holding up a metal beam supporting a large portion of the house.This is a structural concern that should be reviewed by a qualified engineer/contractor”I will include a couple pics as well 

I am with Chase and we are regulated as well as have a AML program in place.

I can bring some cash and outstanding credit to the table as well for JVs, partnerships, etc.Anyway, welcome.

well the realtor is dual agent (buyer and seller.) so would they would be responsible also ? 

Network with investors who know the area well. 

I try to encourage the very best tenants to stay by keeping rent low, but only if they are perfect in every way: timely payments, no lease violations, maintain homes, communicate well, etc. 

For the unit you are vacating, you will need a one year lease signed ahead of time as well.  

But I’m happy to answer specific questions as well. 

.* In the absence of similar comps - go back in time to find any similar comps, no matter how long ago and adjust for market trend differences (appreciation, etc), as well as other adjustments as typical (size, bed/bath, condition/quality, location, etc).* Go to nearby market areas/neighborhoods and find reasonably similar duplex sales and adjust for market area/neighborhood differences as required - along with the other adjustments.* Find reasonable 3 or 4 unit (not more than 4, and they can use sfr's, but those are typically not as good for comparison.

Things such as drilling a well, installing a septic system, running power to the lot, etc can add up to $100k+.