If any of them are severally off then again might be someone cutting corners. a bad sheetrock job kinda speaks for itself. check outside windows closely and try to see if they painted over rot. the list can go on and on forever.

A vinyl window properly installed will protect the house from rotting out from rain, but an older window may be able to do the same for much less money.

The well sporadically runs dry and has very hard water.

Now, I do already have a lot of dry powder for another correction, but I’m trying to bolster my cash position as much as possible.

Then, the only way it is going to dry is by water vapor moving through the pores of the stucco - and that is slow.

There were some rotting soffit boards on the exterior, old gutters, overgrown hollies.

I was planning to buy my first MF property in southeast Michigan this year, but I'm noticing a dried up market and very low inventory.I'm of the impression we may be approaching a peak and downturn shortly after. 

Dry city. 

Hey Angelo1) Only do it if you can afford to even when bookings dry up.2) Do your own bookings and pay your own bills. 3) Bear in mind that Central Florida is probably the most competitive VR marketplace in the world.4) Don't believe a single person when they tell you how much money you will make if you use them or their services.

I'm asking as I work through a 1950s rehab with a lot of wood rot.