Estimated rehab is $175,000.I was able to negotiate the price down to $230,000 and the ARV is $600,000, so luckily, there's a lot of meat on the bone.At one end of the house, there's a big leak in the roof and that wall seemed to be sagging as the door in that wall was jammed shut. 

I am replacing my 75K BTU, 80% efficiency, natural gas furnace.

Next question is what to do to most protect the cabinets and floors from water leaks?

I have this idea for building a box that I can sit on top of a RV gas stovetop and make homemade pizzas in.

I have a flat-roof, single-family home in Camden, NJ that sprung a pretty substantial leak in the roof last night.

I am considering using ePipe to resolve pinhole and slab leaks, rather than a complete repiping project.

I hired a chimney sweep company to clear a blocked gas furnace vent and replace a faulty vent cap on the roof at one of my single family rentals.

It could just a joist issue which isn't an expensive fix or something to worry about.Check the ceiling for brown spots as sign of a current or prior leaking room.Window units in house means there is an HVAC issue no matter the reason given by the owner. 

I had to repeatedly travel back to the house over and over for meetings with a specific firm of plumbers that the HOA insisted come there with the brief to persuade me to believe I had pipes leaking under my slab foundation - and push me to pay them for extensive unnecessary works.The previous (independent) pumpers and the engineer had already explored all this and confirmed no such issues The Board started inviting me to take part in the morning meetings they set up monthly to argue with homeowners who have broken rules. 

I can do TLC so as long the house has gas electric water and a roof.Thank you.