I plan on doing the rehab myself with the help of family and friends for about $10-15k.Here's where it gets fun:The house across the street on an almost identical footprint sold at 332k last summer.

They may not do it if you live in CT and are investing in Tampa because it's outside their footprint. 

You have a supportive partner and you attend meetups to provide environmental exposure.

The variables are:Building foot print: If you have a lot of small rooms that would each require separate head units, the cost may get to be too much.

The companies focus would be on Class B and C multi-family residential properties with the commitment and responsibility to creating safe, comfortable, and affordable homes for tenants, while being an exceptional environmental steward, and generating financial strength for our Employees and Clients.I would love to hear your thoughts and questions on this! 

I am a sales professional in the environmental industry, previously an insurance agent.

The duplex had been on the market for quite some time with no price reduction so apparently they weren't entertaining low ball offers.We also watch for other potential environmental issues.

I did a rather large project for the last build and took a 1700 sqft foot print and turned it into 4400 sqft foot print and basically built a new home in the old homes place. 

You may even have a home with solar, geothermal or high-efficiency HVAC systems.And if your home has any of these things, it’s likely the result of one of two reasons; either you wanted to improve the home’s livability —making it more comfortable, easier to maintain, money saving and maybe to improve its environmental-friendliness.

Get the environmental study done 3.