@Matthew ScottThere is no need to spend time and money preventing mold if it isn’t a problem now.

I just tripped on your response by accident, so sorry for the late response.Stephanie

I actually got the property about a year ago, but didn't know about the investment feature of the profile, and this post was sort of created by accident.

We personally manage our properties so we would provide the removal ourselves if we planned on keeping the dishwasher and require that the tenant gets the new dishwasher professionally installed and remind them that any damages from installation could possibly come out of their security deposit.From my perspective, the only thing I would be concerned about is the new dishwasher being hooked up correctly to prevent water damage to the floor.

You can never buy enough insurance to protect yourself from any possible accident or death on your property.  

Currently, I run a 9 story building in downtown White Plains, NY.Intro to BP: Totally by accident.

It will help with your offers and it will also prevent you from being stuck in a loan you may not want to be in.  

What happened was a confluent of man-made and natural events in a freak accident sort of away.

They probably would have changed it for me free, but I was enforcing some systems to prevent this stuff in the future and it helped everyone understand the importance of a written scope and spec. without upsetting anyone too bad.

Are you familiar with the Dodd-Frank "Safe Act"In many states there are strict predatory lending laws in place to prevent seller financing to "low income individuals".