This may be the most I have voted for @James Wise in any single thread in the last 6-years, lol.

The most basic numbers you should ever get too is with a rating system of A-D, for example have a cap-x % for "A" rated, a separate # for "B" rated and so on.

This house's basement was flooded to the ceiling, submerging the oil burning furnace, heating oil tank, security system panel, electrical panel, and water heater. 

When I’m using the website every click on the system takes several seconds to load the page and when adding a née property I get errors.

When I'm using the website every click on the system takes several seconds to load the page and when adding a new property I get errors.

We've come across some items that will require repairs such as: Wood rot, couple places but especially one of the outside window frames, needs to be repaired ASAPMold Removal in the Attic, seemed to have a significant amount in thereRadon mitigation, it was 4.4 which the action level is 4.0 Pci/LWe have one water heater not functional and another one that may need replacing soonRepointing some of the foundation, there are cracks along the edges, especially near the gutter systems so we would like to get that fixedIf anyone has any general advice/recommendations on any of the items or if there are contractors that are willing to give estimates, we greatly appreciate it!

I am not personally a wholesaler, but my friend Bill Allen, hosts a phenomenal event every year focused on building systems for flipping and wholesaling.

@David Smith, I actually vote sell.  

All systems are gone. 

Here are a few requirements to be eligible.The build date of the property is between August 5, 2005 and December 31, 2021.The property is between one and three stories.The builders incorporated features that are energy-efficient such as high R value roofing, insulation, HVAC systems, windows and doors.What are some examples of specific requirements for this tax credit?