However, we wanted to make sure our basement fit these requirements to make it a 3rd bedroom.1.402.1 Habitable Spaces2.403.1 Habitable Spaces3.404.2 min room widths4.404.3 Min ceiling heights5.404.4.5 Other requirements6.404.4 Bedroom and living room requirementsFrom the picturesthe basement window is greater than 44inches from the ground on the inside.

My wife and I are coming up to the end of a two year lease on a property in Northern Virginia -- as we've been here, we've noticed that our kids have had persistent respiratory issues -- particularly our 10 month old son, who we took to the emergency room at 4 months old, with respiratory issues (we didn't think to check for mold at the time).As we've been in the house, the owner (who regularly cut out the property management company he had been working with), has mentioned that when he lived in the house, he had noticed 'pin hole leaks' in some of the pipes.. and when we pointed out a 1 inch diameter 'soft-spot' in the kitchen ceiling, he chalked it up to that. 

(My DIY specialty)New lights & ceiling fanNew flooring - vinyl plank throughout entire houseNew cabinet pullsNew sink, faucet, and laminate counter tops What we haven't decided is what to do with the cabinets.

Does he need to show other offers were given and caused the price to reach that ceiling?

It was a foreclosure that was leaking through the Dining Room Ceiling.

Financing has been cheap for a long time now.Do yourself a favor and don't put a ceiling on your investing career at this point.

The small house needs a new kitchen and possibly bathroom, but the bigger house needs a new roof, new trusses, ceiling, walls, bathroom, kitchen and probably a furnace.

. - The unit has drywall in the unit that is falling down from the ceiling and may not be a safe place to live. - We want the tenant gone.

We also painted all walls and ceilings, changed out vanity in bath, repaired deck.

The cabs go all the way to the ceiling with a piece of crown, no extra $ for that.