What I have found is the complementary colors of the walls, floors and countertops can make all the difference in style.

My fear is something going south with this purchase and us not getting a loan in time and someone else buying the property before we can.The asking price for the home is 85k, needs possibly a new roof, HVAC, the pool is in bad shape needs new equipment, walls have holes punched, and windows all need to be repaired, this will be a full rehab.

And or if I want to make a fee I broker it with my licenses.What I think is really hurting the industry and or the quasi profession of wholesaling is unleashing these newbie type folks who then use weasel clauses and just sling stuff up on the wall hoping something will stick.. god for bid they risk 1,000 dollars of EM.I see RE as being a progression of knowledge and I understand folks have to start somewhere but I for one have zero interest in going through one's learning curve.Just like your core competency of tax sales etc..

We will re-pipe flute pipe, electrical, refrigeration piping, install Aprilaire media filters and add grille with duct work through the wall into the finished area of the basement.

The building has exterior walls and windows, fire suppression, HVAC, elevator, roof, plumbing and electrical connections on each floor.

The exact same thing has been happening in New Jersey, "Go home bennies" "We don't need wall street money" so on, for as long as I can remember.

We prepped the plywood sub-floor (filled knot holes and such) where needed and even painted her walls and baseboards while we were there.  

-dia. galvanized, smooth-wall sheet metal.

The attic has stairs going up and is approximately 500 sq ft, partially finished, high ceilings (not those sloped ones you hit your head on when you get too close to the wall!). 

If it's cinder block, you would probably support the house beams near the sagging wall with lolly jacks, then take down the cinder block and rebuild it, but 2' higher.