He said the picture looks to point him to a water leak as its just causing the concrete to fall.

In the case of both PLOC's and HELOC's, even if you got a higher interest rate (remember we're talking simple interest) it blows even the lowest mortgage rates (compound interest) out of the water.

In a *typical* building they cover wide range of common expenses for example; management, insurance, water, sewer, garbage, fire system, elevator, janitorial, landscaping, and the list goes on.

He has absolutely no income and I am now responsible for this year's taxes and water Bill's.

We should not give the owner’s information without a note signed by him/her stating that we will get compensate at the closing table?

We went down to Iowa and found the house full of mold because of a water leak.  

Is there public water , gas, sewer  at the street?

(maybe $5k a year)  Water/other utilities - ?

I manage several tennant occupied single family properties and bring 25 years of residential and commercial property management to the table.

@Steven Duck It's definitely possible if you're bringing something to the table.