Wood rot / termites.  

There is a wooden wall that separates the closets but the constant flow of water damaged as well the wood floor of the utility closet of my unit.

I`m in the Charlotte area.I`ve found a one acre wooded lot which I approached the owner to see if he would sell to me with the intention of building a house on it and he said he would sell to me.I used the Zillow estimate for the lot ( $60k ) and he said that was acceptable.

Closing costs, the cost of securities counsel, formation costs, capital reserves, the first year's insurance premium among other things will increase the capital required above the down payment.Your lender will likely be looking at your experience as a factor of their underwriting.  

I have seen white cabinets with a plastic coating that can separate from the wood, I have stayed away from white because of this.Is this what you guys are buying or is it all wood?

If all else fails you can live out in the woods out there lol.

We have a local bank willing to finance us out of the cash but are still in need of transactional financing (CASH) until the bank comes through.Property #sDallas, TXPurchase price - $142,500 + Buyers premium = $150KRepairs - 35K ARV - 240KAny thoughts are appreciated! 

Is there a large premium to insure for this?

Use a primer for any type of self stick to lock the dirt in place(Glue doesn't stick to dust and never EVER mop the subfloor as it puts moisture back into the wood/concrete that might take days to wick out )Good Luck

Does it matter if I use fiberboard instead of wood boards for trim and doors?