My concern is you leave so little cash flow that if something breaks it could be a cause for concern.

The agent comes off as unfamiliar with investing so the idea of wholesaling would likely cause big confusion if the agent caught wind of it.

Has any harm been caused...not that I can see.

You would not need to pay relocation assistance and would not need a just cause to evict tenants.

Getting an HML in the current market on your first flip on this type of property could be a mistake due to this being your first rehab your costs will be higher than expected, contracts will be harder to come by and work due to the pandemic, the time to complete the rehab will be longer than expected causing stress with a potential HML.

She told me i am not fair cause she call me first.

We have only rarely bought with inherited tenants, and if they were inherited, the only thing that we held out of their deposit was if they had unpaid rent, or if we absolutely for sure KNEW that they had caused the damage. 

Water heater:  high end water heaters run $2800 installed, I would not be concerned about thisFurnace:  a good furnace has a useful life of 30 yearsNegative slope:  this is likely the root cause for the foundation issueKey question:  how much is the house going to worth if you repair these issues? 

Bot otherwise, it's generally not harmful unless disturbed.They also make concrete replacement tiles (widely available at Home Depot) that enable you to replace individual tiles that break.

I know that they will have their own interpretation of the situation, but should I push the insurance to consider the slab being damaged by sewer water over years (I’ve had it only for a few weeks), or should I ask them to cover me because the foundation repair has caused the sewer line damage, as well as fresh water line damage.Thank you.