In my area, I have bought and resold older homes with minor foundation repair/upgrade because thats what buyers in the area are willing to accept in relation to the charm and character of an older home, however in other areas where older homes like this are not that prevalent, buyers will have completely different expectations as to foundation condition and you could be looking at major upgrades to repair foundation including replacement, or adding sister walls.

Think of it this way, consider the attribute statements in negative and positive, almost like counting cards.

This can be counterbalanced by the fact that there should be an instant increase in market value of the apartments, although not all would be a windfall since some of this increase would be attributed to the payoff of the underlying mortgage, which of course would result in cash paid for their share by the individual owners or a larger individual mortgage on the condo units.

I have one operating account for all of them but I know how much money is attributable to each property.

But if you're asking how is the value attributable to any land component of a given property acquisition determined, any reasonable method will suffice (e.g., allocating the land value based upon local property tax valuation ratios might be acceptable).

They already have the funds so there shouldn’t be any issues with getting rent paid on time so let’s test their character.

😊Also, she seems to be a much better judge of character than me and seems to be able to read people better than I can.

This wood is so cool to look at and the epoxy really brings out the colors and character of the wood.

So much character - I can see why this this cabin rents.

Moving forward if I go down this route I would allow dogs (most of them) and include those necessities such as a washer dryer, other items that not only enhance the stay but add some character to the property.