Tell the agent if he brings you a buyer for $XXXX,you'll pay him comission.

Now you are over $2k and only bringing in $2100… If you don’t care about the cash flow at the moment and have a good income that can support an unexpected large expense then you should be ok.

Again, very limited experience with this, but the one time I was sued, the attorney tried to connect social media posts on a personal account to bring personal exposure for a property that was held in an LLC.

Preliminary planning and design work are underway, with the project expected to bring significant value to the portfolio and contribute to the revitalization of the community.

Finishing the basement would bring it from four bedrooms to five bedrooms.

If it's suburban, then the community room would be a good alternative to making it an amenity that brings in some cash to offset its expenses.  

We’d bring them back up to the house , skin em and sautee with butter and garlic..

Particularly when you are the new owner and not the one who actually did the unpermited work.However, they will not give you a pass....you will have to prove to the Inspector that the work was done 'up-to-code', and if it is not, you must bring it into compliance.

Common concerns in pre-1940s buildings include outdated plumbing, old electrical systems, and structural issues that could be costly to bring up to modern standards.

as mentioned above i would find a househack property in need to cosmetic upgrades that has below market rents. make the necessary upgrades (ie. appliances, flooring, paint, laundry, fixtures) allowing yourself to bring the property up to market rent standards and increasing the rent.I'm not too familiar with the market/properties in MI but in central MA we have a lot of triple deckers that are 100+ years old.