They don't age like fine wine - instead, they depreciate like cars.

Just study up on how to best mitigate issues, how to prevent issues as best as possible, what even constitutes and issue to start, and network with people who do fine with rental properties and find out what works for them.

Discriminating against this can lead you into big trouble which can lead to major fines.

for building codes I believe minimum room size is 70 square feet with no horizontal dimension less than 7 ft so these rooms should be fine

Maybe I'm expecting too much or misunderstanding the fine details

At this point It would be just fine if the contractor doesn't have time to do work, but has time to bill out a detailed pre-purchase scope and estimate.Thanks!!

You're not hurt, you did fine!

I had a plumber come out one time and they seen pipe that didnt meet code under the house, but the sewer worked fine.

Tommy, also if the FSBO was a "good deal from the get go", it wouldn't still be for sale.This just sounds silly, just because it made it to the MLS does not mean its not a good deal.It may not be a KILLER deal, but that doesn't mean its not a good deal.ie: I bought a property 4 years ago for 5k down, a 100k property, now its worth 150k+And even just 2 years ago it was still worth about 100k, its only the past 2 years it went up in value.I bought the property off the MLS.I would consider this deal just fine.

Have the attorney look at the suit as to the nature of the claims.The priority of liens depends on state law and the nature of the lien, while a first mortgage usually has priority they could be government claims, taxes and fines that could take priority.