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Now everything is broken up into separate units of property, and the plumbing system (or plumbing unit of property) includes pipes, valves, faucets, bathtubs, showers, etc.

The FHA qualified inspector will note certain things mentioned above like peeling paint, missing HVAC, broken windows, cracks in walls indicating possible structural, worn out roof etc.Yes...you can do an FHA 203K....I did that on my first house.  

Guests will not be happy to walk into a place that is not really clean and has broken things, missing things, etc.

Now at least he's about broken even, and maybe a little positive.I don't think I would go for a RE license nowience.And I have some good news.

The following are a list of thing that are mandatory:- A/C units (will need to purchase two since this is a two story house in FL)-Kitchen (old kitchen cabinets have had had major water damage, counters are broken and will need new appliances.)

., to the face of someone who leaned down to pet it), a slice from broken glass, or a freak accident which renders someone quadriplegic, can and has, resulted in claims in excess of many insurance policies, and in the last example, led to a claim of close to fifty million. 

We told the tenants when the place re rented then the lease would be broken. 

Once they returned my EMD when the house was broken into and stripped of all copper and they refused to give me a any type of credit.  

It also needed appliances and a few minor fixes, like broken toilet lids and leaky P traps.