I appreciate the input.Id rather not "find" an issue blow it out of proportion but I heed on the side of caution because I have alot of $$ on the line lol.I do believe I will need the "Dug Well" replaced...

If so, what proportion of the rent is being paid by section 8 and what proportion by the tenant. 

I think your issue is that your offer amount is so low that your proportional costs are way too high ($800 is 2.5% of your purchase)3.

If you don’t mind, what proportion of your wholesale-provided deals have tenants that are still looking living in the home, and how long are they usually there for?

This is way more compact and organized.

Office space will be a dinosaur of epic proportions.

@Leonid Sapronov in 1031 exchanges, if there is ever any net benefit received by the investor as a Boot, the boot is taxed proportionally to the sold value of the sold property.

This is a sign that the drop in Demand from COVID-19 is NOT proportional to the drop in Supply.

Your rent proportion to larger homes are better (larger homes usually don't double the rent if square footage is double).

Hey @Caleb Ray, personally I would want to be closer to at least the 1% rule (proportion of rent to purchase price) when analyzing a property.