There's a residential property I'm analyzing and it has .7 acre of woods in the backyard.

You may even need to hire someone to clean out the furnace and duct work to see if there are dead mice or other odor-causing problems.If they removed five dead mice, odds are there are more down there or the odor is in the dirt/wood.

I enjoy to be in the woods and feel this fresh air and the sounds of the woods and the mountains.

The vinyl plank team morning and tearing up the carpet super fast to reveal ... wood floors!

Given people are leaving bigger cities (such as SF and whole of Peninsula),with few minor repairs, Wood flooring (remove tiles), bit of updating (such as add a Smart refrigerator) and landscaping - would I be able to sell this for profit ?

In conditions of extreme humidity, the wood can swell or warp, and the doors may not close properly.

If you are buying and holding the criteria is as simple as I would try to get as East as I could, avoid wood frame structures, and I also would stay away from anything that is built with a crawl space, or within a historical district.

I think a lot of the winter kill damage in other areas that would require vine replacement may show up as wood damage.

They cost nothing but are invaluable when needed.Shifting in the foundationRoof conditionExterior paint and wood conditionLandscapeInterior condition, floors, walls, ceiling (water spots)PestsGeneral cleanlinessIllegal activitiesConfirming there are not more people than on the lease.Unauthorized pets.

Particularly wood and  shipping may be slower.