Have you looked into rentals in that area for similar bed/ bath/ square footage configuration? 

He came and mitigate the leak, but he found other pipe configuration that is not up to code.

(Nothing within the Hartford city limits) This won’t just be an investment for me but rather a place to live as well so I have some requirements and some “wants” if possibleNo war zonesMust have at least a two car garageOne apartment must be at least two bedrooms and minimum of 1000sqft(others can be any reasonable configuration)Must have reasonable off street parkingPrefer to have some sort of lawn, more grass the betterPrefer to have more of a suburbs feel than a city feelNot looking for boarding house or mixed use situationsNo illegal apartmentsProbably in the 130k to 200k range when its all said and done depending on what its needs.I have a pre-approved mortgage and can provide proof of funding as appropriate but would also be open to owner or other creative financing options Easiest way to reach me is A message through here.Thanks

Imagine our surprise when the whole house configuration turns out to rent more often than the apartments!

@Sung O. to even ball park a guesstimate a person will need a lot more information such as building configuration, beds, baths, sqft per unit and about 45 other factors. 

FEMA has announced in October of 2021 they are releasing an updated program to their NFIP that can change flood insurance premiums and essentially re-evaluate how they are currently configured.

Also any conventionally updraft vented HW tanks may be using the 'common vent' configuration so poor chimney integrity could lead to CO intrusion. 

She's also requesting that we configure the new clickers.

A lot of configuration options on that guy!

It depends on the configuration of utilities.