"At least 50% of the required height of such room shall be above grade at walls which have required windows."

If you don't already have a connection with a realtor in the investment field who can help run those real numbers for you - it might be best to find that connection and take a look at that BEFORE you start your rehab to determine what grade of renovations you need to do in order to hit your target ARV for the property and if it makes sense to flip or hold based on that ROI you'll receive in the end.Best of luck!!

A deck/patio over 18" above grade needs railings and pickets of some sort to keep kids safe. 

I wish the Attorney General had some software in place to handle this, since there are software packages out there that can review the “education grade level” of text - so it could really be automated that way, and then each time a change needs to be implemented the new document(s) can be submitted; I imagine an electronic receipt of some sort would be issued to confirm approval should the AG ever implement such a thing, along with keeping a copy of the document(s) in some database as a “just in case” they are needed.

@Marcus Brown These photos are extracted from a 2019 MVS Cost Manual...your home is likely a Class D construction type (this is not an investment grading).

I am a Chief Compliance Officer at a Specialty pharmacy and have been in the healthcare industry for over five years now.

I am a Chief Compliance Officer at a Specialty pharmacy and have been in the healthcare industry for over five years now.

If you haven't done so yet you'll get some value out of reading The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

At the bottom of this post I will copy paste a comment left by an old friend who definitely had his financial freedom through his corporate work and is living a very financially safe life due to his pharmacy socal career.

When the tenant moved in the yard was just ok, was graded  , dirt and little bits of grass.