If you aren't interested in taking on this project, an investor would be an excellent route to pursue.To truly determine your retail price, look for the purchase price of nearby homes in terms of location and square footage. 

Although I know there are boarding houses that specialize in taking those with convictions because they can't live anywhere else.  

It's best to have the answer come directly from them, so then you can decide which route you want to take.No point in taking classes/tests that you don't need to take.

Poly Iso is available in stock panels to do this.Roof venting is an important consideration, either into and out of an attic space or the joist cavities - you need both intake and exhaust.Now about single ply roofs which come in various thicknesses, I'm considering 45mil products here which is the usual residential thickness sold - TPO is the cheapest but usually costs more than a torch applied APP. 

For one thing, tenant-buyers have a vested interest in taking better care of the property because they plan to eventually own it. 

My business partner and I have been discussing the next step in taking our business to the next level and one of the considerations was in getting licensed as a broker.The conflict of interest and disclosure was the main area where we lacked the knowledge.

Unless you are going with chimney hookups that would probably cost more for the chimney/liner etc.Furthermore, If the furnaces all 'reside' in the same mechanical room you would be advised to include intake combustion venting to avoid O2 depletion.

LOL... oddly enough... most of the Investing Brokers that I know (Myself included) aren't always interested in taking on buyer clients.  

I just did a Deed-in-Lieu on a property on Gadsden, let me know if you're interested in taking a look.

At this time my brother and I are interested in taking over the shop and buying my uncle out, and my father has always wanted us to do so and is willing to support this since he sees the value in keeping the land and keeping the business going for recurring income.