The home inspection revealed the following big ticket items:Possible asbestos in the following locations:Popcorn ceilings of Unit 1 (peeling, must be replaced)Attic insulation of Unit 2Basement tile of Unit 2 (badly damaged and crumbling due to water damage years ago)Windows that need to be replaced (exterior shingles are asbestos)60 Amp service boxes and Knob and Tube electrical throughoutI'm looking for advice from the BP community on these issues. 

The final walk through the day before closing revealed the empty unit had fleas in the basement.

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Thanks guys, I have no numbers as it's a fresh lead, I'm more curious the size and demand of that type of unit.

New floors, new kitchen counters, fresh paint, fresh lighting, reglazed the tubs, fresh tub surround, cleaned up the cobwebs in the basement.

However, I'm wondering if it would be more cost effective to just tent fumimate the entire house and start fresh.

Even if your private lenders weren’t requiring a lien/mtg, you still have to reveal any loans from them And provide documentation/source of funds for your down payment.  

You're not likely to pick up that much fresh information there.

It was a terrifying to buy with COVID still very fresh, but I figured if I could cash flow I would be fine with any of the scary things that might have happened to the economy with shutdowns, etc.

Hello I am a fresh into the real estate.