Last year I had a $2k water bill that was our fault that we rightfully covered even though tenant pays their water use.  

Hey BP,I’m reviewing an infill lot in the Spartanburg SC area and wanted some local insight from builders or investors active in the Upstate.Basic details:• Sierra Rd area• ~7,350 sq ft• Public water/sewer at street• No HOA• Several new builds nearby in the $260k–$265k range• Needs clearing/gradingI posted the full breakdown in a Classifieds listing per BP rules, but I’d love to hear from anyone familiar with recent new-build activity in this pocket or who has experience building in this part of Spartanburg.Thanks for any feedback.

If you need to replace 2 ACs for $10,000 and they usually last 10 years (they dont make em like they used to), you've got to amortize another $1,000/yr for those in a capex budget....and that's just ACs...think furnaces that can last 15, roof that's got 25-30, 2 water heaters.

It has been running as a short term rental and is under water and I can not afford to hold it.Anyone willing to help me figure out options to sell or give up this property so I can start rebuilding my finances?

If it can be used as a STR it's going to have septic, well water and need Starlink for internet.

I limit the allowable water temperature increase to two degrees.

As the tenant moved in the first week like 5 things pop up ( leaks/ Water heater not working and several other small things) the total is going to be about 800$ i found a local guy to repair them but his labor plus trip charges and parts are racking up, and hes cutting us a deal because his per trip charge is $125 Range. 

I’ve tested most of them, and I’m happy to share what’s worked for me.Personally, I’ve found success with the outbound approach: Cold calling, texting, and email marketing.

There’s no electricity or running water at this time.Could someone please advise me on the proper process for taking possession of the property in Virginia?

There should definitely be a 10% minimum downpayment if we want to keep people above water.