I am now faced with reality.

I just want to face lift the hypothetical unit.Is there a cut off?

People are shortsaling left and right barely before they foreclose and moving into cheaper rentals or mutlifamily co-ops and sharing with multiple generations in the family to make their welfare checks cover overprice iphones androids and lux vehicles.Are rents really falling in Denver, already?

I'm looking at this review and am facing a similar issue where the seller does not want to turn on the water.

Currently I am facing very high competition in MLS basically any property I go for is on the contract or have multiple offers or is a cash buy.

What you ideally want is a response to your post that amounts to "Oh, I'm a landlord in XXX too, I faced that issue, here's what my research has revealed..."

Based on the walk through I'd say the entire basement (about 1K ft sq) will need to be removed to bare studs in order to be confident that the job is done correctly.

Boggles my mind.From the article“There were tenants in Chinatown — right here in San Francisco — that were facing eviction for line drying,” she said.

I have one 1970s two bedroom townhouse in which the tenants faced electric bills of $400 - $500 a month in January to February.

Outside of weather, what are the other challenges you face?