An example of something that becomes RE might be a tenant adding hand rails on steps, grab bars in a shower, cabinet hardware or a fireplace mantel.

Hi team,I'm wondering if any experienced flippers/rehab teams can provide me some rough estimates.Home purchase price, sitting on 2-lots - 350k2100 sq. feet, built in 1930It needs the following:New roof + skylights and wood where neededNew siding (where it's currently wood) ~ hardi plankPainting brick whiteNew windows throughout ~ some can be used but rather just update themNew interior and exterior doorsRebrick (cosmetic) fireplace stack & cap Brick fireplace rework interior + electric fireplace insert HVAC appears to be modern with duct work already completed, likely just needs to be repaired / cleaned up (hopefully)Electrical, most of it appears to be updated, I do see some fabric wiring.

We greatly appreciate your efforts in helping to make sure your residence is kept as warm and as safe as possible during the upcoming winter months.Check your fireplace, wood stove, or pellet stove for proper operation.

My fire was started on an inside wall from a fireplace being over-used and a leak in the metal chimney.

I have a fire damaged house in Louisville, KY for sale if anyone is interested. 939 W Evelyn, 3/1 833sqft 40215--rent-850 comps in the 70's--Fire damage, some demo done, small brick fireplace in front room--good foundation, needs most everything--15k obo

(this is the apartment that was just renovated) Apt 2 The inspector was unable to access the bathroom on the third floor because it was so cluttered Much of the apartment was not able to be inspected because it was so cluttered potential asbestos in fireplace A light switch did not work

Step into the living room with fireplace & custom shiplap accent.

My agent has me with Auto Owners, probably one of the most reasonable price, and they will still do cash value base instead of replacement cost, my typical 2-3 bed SFR in town insured for $60K is like $260/year with rental risk, the ones with wood burning accessories like fireplaces, and wood furnaces are $350/year. we have about a dozen with them right now, hope this helps. at some point State Farm wont cover you anymore anyway, they dont like rental risk, (i have a friend thats an agent with them) Account Closed I make many of my buying decisions based on political contribution, if you spend your money at a business that contributes to a PAC or organization, a portion of the profit from your sales goes to that cause.

The house has a wood burning fire place.

And since there is no fire place, my agent said the CO detector is not necessary.