You may have two very different chores: one, fix the elevated moisture, THEN two, refinish or replace the finish flooring.

I'm very experienced with rentals in general and rental complexes with many units and have a good understanding of investment numbers in general but I have zero experience with high rise, elevator buildings. 

Was a fancy place in its time, had a lobby and an elevator which was state of the art for a 1910 building.

Elevator building   Off Lexington Ave  Message me  if you are a SERIOUS Buyer. 

I feel they have really elevated my confidence level in learning the processes and the lingo when speaking with contractors.

There is another meetup that is wrapping up on the same floor it turns out and they have taken over the elevator space.

I'm curious what you have in mind for the exterior, especially the front elevation, beyond removal of the brick in favor of vinyl siding.

Numbers - These numbers are rounded but close to actualPurchase and purchase closing - 167,500soft costs architect - 800 (this is very low, not average at all, I just found someone who does it on the side)surveyor - 1,800 (this was for a survey, site plan, HPR document [specific to nashville], height and width elevations of the build, topography documents)tree removal - 2,500 demo of existing house - 7,200 (brick is more expensive than frame.

@Rich Baer Nailed it.If you take the elevated view, asking a title company to insure something that happened outside of their control (a property tax auction, typically with some form of redemption). 

Hi Dan,It's not a bad looking house, but that enclosed porch totally destroys the front elevation.