Bienes Raices, I haven't encountered plaster, but if I did,I would probably just patch it where needed.

I've had several foundation companies come out and it seems like I should be okay to re-route the water and patch the cracks.

I prefer asbestos as long as its not the only one in the neighborhood.If painted it looks fine, wears great and can be patched with modern cement fiberboard(hardie board) siding.

You patch and patch and then inevitably you get a big enough hail storm that qualifies the roof for full replacement.

I floated the idea past our tenants and they think it is wonderful ... two of them have since become involved with this band of landless gardeners.Do any other landlords here allow community garden groups to use their property for vegetable patches?

Winston Risser - yes hardwoods are throughout the entire house (we may need to patch the kitchen though - it's still hidden.

I have a couple of rental properties and a small patch of dirt that I will one day build on and sell (i think).

@Kody Ward, as mentioned, there are very few ways to get an estimate worth the paper it is on without going line by line.For me, replacing existing HVAC (furnace and AC), but no new ducting is about $5500 for a 1000-1500 sq ft house.Refinish hardwoods, I get prices at 2.25pf for floors, stairs are more and cost per stair tread.Is there drywall patching or replacing?

There are some rough patches much like any urban neighborhood, but I think Ybor has great growth potential.

They cut open the walls, stuffed them with dead fish, patched the walls, painted them and moved out.