To the tune of being responsible to rip it up and repave?

The last thing you want to do is spend a bunch of money of a very tenant specific build-out, have them go out of business and then have to re-lease to a new tenant who will most likely rip out everything related to the last tenant's business concept.  

What podcasts are you ripping though?

If, for some crazy reason you and the seller end up in any sort of legal entanglement the attorney representing the seller will rip that wholesaler to shreds over that $1 EM.

Originally posted by @Mitch Harold:Thats a $23k roof you got there, pay that loan off and dont ever do that do that again.Yeah the main reason it was so expensive is that there were 2 layers of asphalt shingles on top of the original 100 year old cedar shake shingles that needed to be ripped off.

@Jasraj Singh you pay retail price on the renovation plus deal with the headaches of contractors trying to rip you off.

You will probably have to rip out some sheet rock to get it all but in my opinion if you spend more than 2.5k to resolve everything you have over paid.

I am mostly concerned that the tax man will come tell me to rip it up to be inspected. 

Hi BP, I have been an active buyer of really cheap houses in Dayton, OH for years. So, I was a bit perturbed when Dayton announced it would stop taking applications for "Lot Links" last December. For those of you who ...

@Eli Katz, since you are worried about getting ripped off on a 'good deal' just don't deal with them before you own the property.