$170K you can probably get a nicer bridge spot with a view and fewer carbon emissions...Hi Chris, in all seriousness, Austin real estate is pretty silly right now.

Some small stuff, some larger stuff:Smoke/carbon monoxide detectorsCleaning throughoutRemoval of noxious odorFix leak in wall and ceilingRepair damages/ holes on interior walls Remove moldInsect treatmentEtc...I smell a deal coming.

We also have a slow well (.5-1 gallon/minute) with VERY hard water (calcium carbonate).

@Jim Goebel thank you, i had no idea - i had only reached out to 3 so far but the parameters were basically a carbon copy of each other, lol 

As others have pointed out, taxes will be higher in Austin, and you should consider that Austin is beginning to become very heavy-handed with landlord and homeowner rules and regulations (carbon monoxide detectors, mandatory screens!?

I’m beginning in the carbon county for my search. 

Quote from @John Carbone: Quote from @Carolyn Fuller: How many of the places are unregulated and over saturated?

McKinley Carbone always interested in new ideas.

Kyle is correct and the current lease on the Wisconsin Legal Blank has all the new laws including the domestic abuse language.In addition to the lease we use the non-standard rental provisions, smoke detector notice, an carbon monoxide notice ( because one of our units has a gas furnace in it so you are required to have carbon monoxide detectors ).

They are concerned about their carbon footprint so they are likely willing to pay a premium for a house near the light rail.