And depending on the type of construction and extent of damage, sometimes simply having a foundation company pump concrete under the bad part raises the foundation to "level" for a few thousand dollars.

Buyers are not seeing any old or ruined items, everything is new, so even if you are only up to teh framing, the home still looks clean and fresh, with your renderings for visualization.

I know that technically they are still considered tenants, but I so badly wanted to clean the place and begin to fix the thousands of nail holes in order to re-rent the unit ASAP.

I've got a project manager in place (because I can only dedicate part time hours to the actual rehabbing process), and I'm shopping several different properties in the area.I was really surprised when I started doing some hunting and seeing 30, 40, 50 thousand difference in LP and Tax-assessed value here in Fort Wayne.

There are thousands of 2 bedroom cabins with 1 bedroom septic being rented with a 6 person max.

I've done 70+ deals using his system and have made tens of thousands along the way.

Isn't UHC just a down payment assistance of a few thousand dollars?  

Given that I've been involved in well over a thousand of my own probate deals and gave needed to use QTA to clear title in dozens of these, I can tell you from experience that it's a long tedious and expensive process here. 

Here in Tucson, there was a big PM company that folded last year because it turned out that their accountant or internal bookkeeper or one of the partners had over time stolen several hundred thousand dollars in owner reserves, prepaid rents, tenant security deposits, etc.

Not in LA or Bay Area or Chicago NYC were those numbers are common place.be careful would be the best advice I could give it could be just a big white elephant. and any remodeling done on a house of that scale will cost hundreds of thousands to do it right.YOu may just want to tie it up and flip it for a fee make a quick 50k or so...