That's a hefty premium.

@Caleb Heimsoth  as Bob noted, there are people who will paint for $175/day but availability might be a big issue and it also depends on what quality you're looking for (e g does it matter to you that the old paint bleeds thru in a couple of spots)if you figure around $1.05-$1.10/sq ft (of wall space, not just floor space) that will put you on the low end of retail, will give you a decent quality job but won't include wall repair or baseboards/trimdry locking the basement should be around the same price but that stuff has a pretty overwhelming odor so you might get contractors saying they either don't do it or want a premium....get yourself a quart and open it up if you don't know what I mean....I've got a painter and other contractor referrals.....most will work anywhere on the west side. 

Why deal with tenants and toilets, maintenance and repairs without a premium?

If you find the time, I'd love to hear how much of a premium your particular garage foundation cost and if new footers were required, etc.

Hello, has anyone in and around Buffalo, NY had experience with the company Premium Mortagage for financing.

High insurance premiums, weather, termites, sinkholes...This is from a buy-and-hold landlord’s perspective:IMO no market is perfect.

The surveyor really didn't know how it would effect my premiums but said that it might help.

Richard, in the Brown University arena, you absolutely want to offer every amenity as premium rents can be charged.  

Right now, for one 4-plex, I have been quoted: Dwelling Coverage: $345,000 (no personal property coverage)Liability: $300,000Deductible: $1000Annual premium: $1038Is this enough coverage?  

It's broken up my insurance premium (12 months) and insurance (3 months).3.