Of course the money you save by not paying sewage fees may offset the cost future problems/repairs I would, at the very least, have a thorough inspection of the septics and make sure they are sized appropriately for the load they handle and that they are operating correctly.

Past that stay true with your numbers, screen your tenants thoroughly and be prepared to evict if need be don’t push it off.

However, as Jon said, you'll get better tenants if you thoroughly screen them.

Hey @Christopher Hunter we do a thorough market analysis prior to making our offer.

@John Underwood Like your responses, your options are clear stated and thorough.

I'd scout about 5 properties for each day's sales which would involve digging through public records to do my own title research, checking into code violations and going to the property in person to see what I could tell from there (if it's vacant I'd do a pretty thorough exterior inspection, if occupied I didn't poke around too much).

However, it's important to conduct thorough research, plan your project, and choose a reputable lender that offers favorable terms and conditions.

I've done my research thoroughly but I jiffy can't seem to find specific #s and lease amounts that I should negotiate with for a lease of this type on my area.

One of the key lessons I learned was the importance of thorough research and due diligence.

After thorough research, I opted for the 203k financing program.