You are buying an investment - and investing is a business, so all that matters are numbers and facts.Here is how my deals pan out (lately) when I offer them to my personal database of investors.

The pans are cheap and easy to replace and really make a big difference.

Pan Tilt are more expensive but better. 

We call them sacrificial rods meaning the zinl sacrifices itself for the corrosion meaning the zinc deteriorates inside the tank and guess what you are putting in your pasta pan if you use a single-lever kitchen faucet where it impossible to completely stop how water from going through the spout.The 2nd major problem we have is when annode rods are on electric water heaters.

It runs into a 6mill visqueen, which is overlapping tartape....which is overlapping the edge of the fiberglass pan.

The material in between the roof is a weird galvanized tin type of thing that was painted over multiple times... 

Make a list of all properties in your target purchase price range (based upon the above filters)- Determine current indebtness/equity position (by way of a title search) to determine estimated ROI for every property in your list (could be time consuming and/or expensive)- Inquire about those that meet the above standards.It's sad but true, paying cheap money for a broad list (that you have to pan to find the gold) always costs more then paying a little more for targeted list.Regards,Scott Miller

Each bedroom, each bathroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, walls, pots and pans and glasses and dishes and sheets and towels and blankets and decorative stuff and pictures and perhaps exterior stuff like patio furniture.

That's why copper tin roofs can last over one hundred years.

I bought a property like 6 months ago, and thought Extra property mgmt. on Broad st. could've run it, but all they did was talk a good one, and not produce the outcomes I was looking for, never returned by phone calls back and said they were getting in contact with the city and this and that...but nothing ever panned out.