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There is going to be a special assessment soon of about 2,000 + 2 years of an additional 150/month.I can't deal with tenants calling me constantly with every little thing that is wrong (my pipes tend to clog) so rental would be contingent on tenant handling these things on their own.If I do sell, I would put the money in a mutual fund.What do you think?

There is a a leaky faucet in third floor bathroom which has created damage to second floor's bathroom ceiling in addition to some other possible pipe/water issue as it was mentioned that after taking a shower water was found directly outside of the bathroom on the floor of the third floor apartment .  

These things sneak up on you, and if god forbid something big happens like a busted pipe in the water line, you can't leave your tenants hanging for months while you come up with the money for a repair.

I wouldn't make all the toilets 0.8 gpf since there are concerns with not using enough water when flushing sewage all the way down older cast iron pipes to reach the street although it is rare to hear about.

Boiler is over 40 years old and all the pipes have asbestos wrap on them.

Drainage, can the lot be sloped to drain all one direction, or do i need actual pipe drainage. what is the cheapest option that could hold up to having RV's, farm equipment, and dump trucks driving over it.6.

@Jeremy England yeah I see now you have some big costs, roof's a big one, drainage is another hidden one people often don't see coming, a bad pipe in yard's another.

Property Details:Block Construction 1150sq ft 3/1/0Bank explained that its a complete remodel needed property, stating that the wiring and pipes have been stolen from the property while it was sitting.

There are some very impressive people/projects that are willing to use IRA money you just need to look and never be shy about requiring/requesting and exhaustive history of how well they've done.As a borrower, my self-directed investors a slightly more expensive than institutional money for construction, but infinitely less headaches.