Additionally, it does not apply to rotable, temporary, and standby emergency spare parts"Essentially, an appliance or other equipment installed in a building is considered Rotable and Temporary when installed in a UOP (defined as a building, in this case).  

So, there is no established incoem stream at this time.In addition, the friend hasn't secured a job in town just yet so there is no income stream there either.

I’ve fulfilled everything on my end of the deal and spent $1,500 in inspections, appraisal, etc and would want to get that back in addition to earnest money should the deal fall through.The house is vacant and the seller has already moved out, so it seems it would be in their best interest to close this deal.

The other 3/4ths of the property is an investment property and I'll bet they've been declaring rent and depreciating and writing off expenses on it for their period of ownership.

I would do a modest rehab for an additional $25K.

It uses a food grade additive called Polyphosphate/siliphos.

Howdy BP: I currently work for a large GC in the Austin area and my job does not allow ANY additional brain space or time to work on my own investing. 

Now they have asked to include an additional 2 people for a period of 4 months; the 2 will move out in October.

You also have to consider that the additional monthly payment will cut into your cash flow.

Any additional advice would be appreciated.Thanks!