Hi everyone - I am in the process of looking at a mixed use property (one commercial storefront and 8 residential units) on one lot and was wondering what the major pitfalls were in taking on a project like this.  

Saves alot or worn out fans if it runs ONLY when it needs to.I am guessing ALL these vent to the outside, away from soffit inlets for intake roof ridge vent systems which are the ONLY way you want to vent an attic.

If you're interested in taking a look at a flip I have one over in Pine Lake that i'm about to start.  

The way to do deal with the condensation on the underside of the metal roof, is to install it on a batten/counter batten system and provide an air intake at the eave and air exhaust at the ridge.Galvalume is great type of metal roof for sure, just be careful about the condensation issue.  

Chuck Goss is your initial contact and does the intake and inspection on new properties.  

When you replace a water heater the drain pipe, the flue and the fresh air intake might have to be modified for the new tank.

I'd be interested in taking a look at the information you found and see if that is a project we'd be willing to take on.

I am interested in taking over the company after I establish a good job as a civil engineer.

There is risk in taking it to the next level and you have to be able to stomach the stress and risk involved....grow a pair and risk time/money/ego on doing it. 

I have tried calling attorneys in other nearby towns with no interest in taking case in this town.