Thanks for doing that, its easy to talk about it but the proof is in the pudding.C3 would be its classification code on condition.

I'm offering asking price to the seller, but the seller has added an adendum that offers all previous renters with contact information, as well as all future bookings (From April through June), in addition to furniture - Tiki bar, outdoor grill, kitchen tables, bedding, the works.

It took them 2 years to build their home from being given all sorts of grief by water/sewer, zoning and codes.

So, it you do pursue this, I would say include at least the basic utilities, and  possibly consider including internet/cable as well.Also, double check your local codes- where we are, no more than 3 unrelated adults may live together without specific zoning.

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Don't baby sit and set the bar where you EXPECT the tenants to perform. 

Hopefully I will be posting some rehab updates in the near future, barring any major surprises during the inspection.My boyfriend is a master plumber/contractor who bought his first investment property two years ago.

I have also seen financing be declined due to not being able to be rebuilt as is, due to being nonconforming with the current city code.

My advice to you would be to look for off market properties.If you're not sure how to do that there is plenty of free info on this website just go to BP's search bar and search "How do I find off market properties" plenty of free info to get you started. 

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