None are in Utah unfortunately- but if you are down with technology I can PM you some great recommendations.

@John Warren - inspecting an modern six-unit 'H'-block in 2-3 hours may be possible, but on an older building (we have a six unit from the early 1900s), you are not going to perform an adequate inspection in that time.

I love the construction quality and architecture of this mid-century modern era neighborhood (1920-1970).

Technology is key these days.

We use all available technology to streamline our projects and communication, so if you're ready to "settle down" and get with a contractor that you can stay with, call my partner Brad at the number below.

The new premises to be built add to the modern office stock in Bucharest that reached the 2.76 million square meter threshold in 2017.

If I was to put an offer in I was thinking about offering them half of the asking price because it needs roughly $30000 in repairs and updates to make it competitive (based on many other places being modernized). 

It needs alot of updating to modernize it so that's why I'm shooting low. 

Two retrofits didn't meet modern egress code, and they replaced them.    

Real estate is a small world and those that go above and beyond for their tenants will prosper greatly especially in today's age of technology and review happy world.