House is in good shape on the surface, i need someone to look past the lipstick..    

@Josh Cuthbertson I am no contractor nor rehab expert, but for this property a rental, I could see around $10-$15/sq ft as a very, very general estimate. 9 pictures isn't a lot to work with, but it looks like every surface needs to be re-done.

Rather than doing the messy and costly removal, they hire a normal contractor to skim coat the ceiling, I believe with normal drywall mud to achieve a smooth surface ceiling.

So from the surface it seems like a rather viable investment opportunity.To the contrary townhouse association's are filled with political drama.

A loss would set your plans back or take you out of the game.Business situations plod along pretty tame...until questions about money surface...at which point it gets serious and comes down to being within the scope of the laws (i's dotted and t's crossed). 

You should first talk to the zoning department to find out if you can do that, some municipalaties have requirement of only s certain a percent of the lot be "impervious" (which means rain water can't go through the surface, so building sqft + sidewalk + pavement).

But I will say that the few deals that ResltyMogul do have their webinars are hosted by some pretty knowledgeable folks that do a real good job analyzing the deal and surfacing major investor concerns with the sponsors more so then other webinars from other platforms.Also I found that their projections and proformas are bit more rosy then reality :(...

There was surface mold in the attic only above the pool which was remediated and sealed in 2013 with a 10 year warranty - when we the owners purchased it and lived there. 3.

While here, he kicked the heater back on, and I guess caused "puffback" where there is black soot covering most surfaces in the house.

(Just trying to get a bit more background info that may help us give you more informed responses).On the surface, it looks like you need a Joint Venture 50/50 EQUITY partner.