Dual fireplaces.

I'm trying to get the fireplace chimney inspected as mandated by the HOA by-laws.

We sat all the way in the back near the fireplace. 

I think the only part of the house that wasn't damaged was the brick fireplace.

I think the only part of the house that wasn't damaged was the brick fireplace.

Want to move that fireplace? 

I'm looking for my first rental property and many of the older homes in my area have wood burning fireplaces.  

We want to tear out the carpet and wood, and do laminate wood flooring throughout the entire house and tile in the kitchen and in front of the fireplace. (~$2.5k)Walls - new paint on all walls, ceiling, and trim (~$250)Fixtures - replace old ceiling fans (3), bathroom light fixture, hallway light, and kitchen lights (2) (~ $350)Fireplace - current fireplace wall is outdated, update to an accent wall and give the house a unique bit of character (~$500)Kitchen remodel - update cabinets and countertop, add backsplash and minor floor plan changes (~$9k)Appliances - add electric water heater and new fridge (~$1500)Misc - new blinds on windows and minor closet changes to make better use of space (~$500)Exterior: Fence - Part of fencing is old and falling down, 162 linear feet needs to be replaced, as well as a gate on one side of the house.

How about adjustments for unique characteristics, like age of building, a fireplace, deck/porch, etc.

This home features a wood burning fireplace on the first floor, first floor master bedroom, new wood flooring, granite counter tops, new kitchen cabinets, new bathroom tile and fixtures, new drywall throughout, new lighting, ceiling fans, new windows, neutral paint throughout and a built in island range with hood and upgraded s What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?