It depends on the extent of the foundation damage, the soils the foundations are bearing on, and the remediation program selected.

Another option is to buy all the same samples and have the tenant select the scent upon lease signing.Ocean breeze, mint julep, wild berries or sweaty arm pits, your choice haha!

Planning to get my first multifamily property by the end of summer and wondering how to go about selecting the right tenants.

The area I'm working is almost exclusively mid-century homes from circa 1950, so they're going to have lead.

I see wholesaling and flipping as two different things that are not mutually exclusive (they intertwine and cross).Flipping is putting some effort into repair, upgrade, or curb appeal.Wholesaling is about turn-over.

It may look like it has the same coverage, but it's not the right fit.A vacant building policy can have exclusions in the policy that will exclude claims related to rehabbing. 

My {non real-estate} company has been doing business in the U.S.A for years and we have just begun pursuit of rental properties in select U.S.A. markets.

Now we try to work almost exclusively with referrals and it's been life altering.

Some advisors will only charge 3% and rebate the rest of the commission to you, but their selections are limited. 

The property you've picked looks like it won't cash flow, but you have up to 45 days after the close to select a property (up to three actually) so I wouldn't necessarily settle for that one.