America.but must air seal as it will bring warm air from conditioned spaces to basement. dehumidifier produces heat as by product, and takes more electric to operate. if go with dehumidifiers get large comm heavy ones with humidistat and direct drain. no one will walk away with it. 300lbsdont just open window unless dry air cat 1 wind blowing straight in.it wont remove moisture only feed it. i use activtek  air scrubbers secured to a bracket holding plate. it kills protects 2000-10k sqft of mold bacteria, and reduces moisture as its byproduct of technology esp basements.

I just wanted to know what the seller has to bring with them to the closing table?

As an example, maybe they’ll bring you a deal where you can buy the property for $500K and sell it for $600K.

But you can look up properties in the Houston tax website for delinquent properties.

If I rent it for $1100 I break even but if I get $1200 it brings me to the $100 cash flow that I was looking for. 

The county website will tell you the owner's name and usually their address.

I can't find anything that states such a thing on the IRS website.

Since then I decided to bring on a partner (who's happens to be a realtor) to share in the work load, expenses and profits(50/50) and also hopefully use his financials combined with mine to procure another construction loan.

Most lenders (I'd say at least 4 out of 5) that do 203k will also do HomeStyle, but no one has heard of HomeStyle so 203k is what folks put on their websites.

As long as your rentals are not section 8, I wouldn’t be too worried about the type of tenants you’ll be bringing in.