I personally advise against buying a property sight unseen and recommend that clients come out to see the property once it is under contract, and scheduled for an inspection.

The MDF wood of the vanity would be badly damaged as well if that is how the water made its way out of the tub.

Once owned, my wife and I - with the help of our local, handyman buddy - spent about 2 months (just weekends and nights after work mostly) painted every inch, new carpeting in bedrooms, fixed some wood rot outside, new fixtures, mirrors, appliances, stained the back deck and did some landscaping.

I built my own wood fired outdoor hot tub, but for my personal residence. 

The home also has wood or vinyl thoughout.

All the barn wood you see was from the original leinenkugels factory which is quite cool, we still have a ton left.

I'm not in a flood zone, open to wood frame but prefer block, and since it's not a super high dollar area the build would be simple with basic but quality finishes.Having the septic done should not be an issue.

I have a 3/4 property in my sights that I feel I could turn to a 4/4 fairly easily.

Bought a house sight-unseen because it was the cheapest home in the school district we wanted.

Sevierville city, completely wooded, undeveloped, no driveway but with public road access.