We are considering buying the house and discovered that the garage (the seller calls it “shed”) is half way on the county territory.

When flaws are found that we couldn't have seen on showing, I'll send the pages from the inspection report showing hidden defects we found on inspection to the list agent, remind the list agent to tell the seller of the need to disclose to future buyers, and say my buyer is going to walk unless they get a $XXXX credit for repairs.

To your point on HP I put a duplex I couldn't afford on a Discover card back when I was getting started.

The sewer is added to the annual property tax bill which is a big flaw.

Set yourself up for success with appropriate systems, and when a hole is discovered, plug it!

But once inspections were complete I was able to renegotiate because of the deferred maintenance conditions that were discovered.

I discovered some vintage plants that survived for decades.

I’m sure this plan is flawed because I have done 0 rehabs.

We know the ideal situation is to get rid of our rent but we are discovering if we want to get started in RE is to start out of state.Thanks so much for all your input!

But I didn’t discover real estate investing and Bigger Pockets until recently and before that I was making $5000/month payments for my student loans...