. - townhome you will own ( in your case ) 50% of the roof/siding/driveway/yard etc...

Things that drive the ARV the most - roof, plumbing, flooring, paintThings that don’t drive ARV as much - windows, landscaping, driveway

A failing roof or major basement/foundation issues yes - but not your usual missing smoke detector or leaky faucet. 

I recently encountered a situation that left me feeling taken advantage of and deeply disappointed.Upon expressing my reservations about the steep cost of their course $8k,  I was pressured into signing an agreement by their representative.

It is an older home and I know there will be some larger ticket repairs needed in the coming year(s) (roof specifically will likely need work soon).

Model 2:Build a one roof facility. 

Before moving forward with the purchase, find out EXACTLY what is wrong with the roof. 

.- Added: new roofing for around 15k in 2019-20 and added a 2nd laundry (washer dryer) so each unit has its own.- Value adds for new buyer: Potential to make front garage usable (current is very narrow), make backyard nicer, finish off basement and make it livableQuestions: 1) From tax purposes, what EXACT tax would be on the 315k capital gains?

Test the well for gallons pumping and quality.Have them pump septic at close ( $300 ish cost but you need to know condition)Roof?

Here was a breakdown of the work done: - Updated the kitchen- Updated (2) bathrooms- Took down / opened up walls to create an open floor concept - Added LVP flooring throughout- Added new paint and trim - Currently negotiating prices to update the roof What was the outcome?