Since Friday we've completed demo work, replaced a floor joist, and removed an ugly and useless wall (other than being load-bearing, that is) to open the floor plan.

@kyle k……there is a mold removal product that will remove the mold without tear out of the drywall…….its called Gold Morr and is only available through certified applicators.

You want items deleted if possible, not marked as paid off or charged off.You will likely be able to get many items removed in this way and others you may not but in the end your situation can be improved greatly.

Removal according to the inspector would cost around 10k and repair about 20-25k.

In one my feet stuck to the floors they were so filthy, and the toilets hadn't been cleaned yet this year, the walls had holes, they all stunk and had varying degrees of unidentified food on all the stoves.

Everything seems in good shape from visual inspection, and the previous owner removed unsightly wood panneling, repainted, added new carpet and flooring and upgraded some plumbing.

Consider some of these things: you need income/savings to pay for food, insurance, transportation, utilities, retirement savings, perhaps a family some day, the list goes on and on and on.

The writing on wall is to not only passively invest via buy-hold, but to get out there and start a business that will keep food on the table each day.

removing this debt just cleared about half of all my total debt?

Looks really good.Did remove the window on the yellow wall in the first picture?