Hi All - I had a contractor add flashing to a rood based on an inspectors recommendations. 

Before starting my abatement firm I owned a testing company, which provided the analysis & narrative reports, such as the one which contained the lab results you referred to.A large factor in "what to do with it" is based on what your intentions are with the property. 

As a non-owner occupant, if you don't have a flood insurance policy, you will only be offered SBA loans (based on eligibility/qualifying) unless some other special type of relief is created that is not part of the usual programmed relief.

Realtors I was working with were running rental comps "manually" based on MLS data.

@Mark SpritzI would agree that based on the information you have provided, the Solo 401(k) might not be the right path.  

My first piece of advice would be to determine your "current comfort zone" based off of where you're currently at in life.

In the bedrooms along the base board is a dark dirt tint on the carpet, roughly 1/2" all around the room (evenly).

It's different for every state but you will want to find the public records section and see if there is a way to pull records based on certain criteria.

. - No, we always require at least 15% of the purchase price from the borrower.We do require an appraisal and base the loan off of this independent analysis.LTC is a ratio of the money the borrower puts into the total project vs the lender. 90% means the lender ultimately lended 90% of the total project at funding and the borrower had to bring 10%. 

Occupancy standards should be based on the sleeping area, not the closet or bathroom.