You can make it into a kitchen by just putting in burners for cooking but no oven.

Investing full time I would put on the back burner.   

Make sure you check the buildings sale comps so you can be very certain you'll get the ARV you are expecting from the flip. and make sure others have successfully sold recently in the building or see if there is something wrong with financials of the HOA. just something to keep on the back burner for later for future deals...

Furnace Service Includes: Clean burners, check gas pressure, lubricate motor and bearings, calibrate fan limit controls, clean or replace filter, check wiring and connections, change belts, check pilot flame, calibrate thermostat.

You will not have the luxury of putting your business on the back burner.

I would say keep this one on the back burner and it might turn into a deal but when you guys are at 50% of their asking its not going to happen yet.

This year, it's been electric stoves: burner sockets, burner coils, switches. 

The property is borderline between fixer-upper and burner-downer, so I need help figuring options.- Someone who has an EXTENSIVE network of contacts (builders, contractors, legal) to get me in touch with (not a 1-deep list of overpriced buddies, people with solid references and track records).  

But I could never wrap my head around buying it without going through a bank and getting a huge loan, so my dream kind of went on the back burner, so to speak.Recently, I took up a part time job as an independent contractor doing occupancy checks for some companies.

We once converted a single oil burner to two natural gas systems and then had the tenants pay for their own heat.