A month later, not much had been accomplished, and now the workers couldn't work because they had no heat, and we couldn't get any fuel, so they ordered an electric furnace, which was just installed last week.

Here is the situationCottage - seller asking $300KSold in 2021 for $225K, seller put about $15K into itBuilt in 1940s, very few updatesNeeds new roof, old 2-wire electrical, original walls, and has an $8K assessment by the association about to come due.700 Sq FtPart of an association owning shared private beach access@ $300K it is $426/sq ftComps (all sold in last 6 months)Cottage sold (to this seller) 5 months ago for $425K @ 872 sq ft = $487/sq ft"Direct" lakefront property part of same associationBuilt in 1940s, some updates3 other comps I've seen that are larger that have similar associations w/ shared private beaches that are "near" lakefront on the same lake.1.

It's crucial for electrical safety and modern compliance.Replacing a Gas Furnace: Since you're dealing with a gas furnace, the replacement cost will depend on the unit's efficiency and your home's size.

I have a park that we expanded and we did full electric on the new portion, I have another community that is 100% electric.

Same for electrical, plumbing, tile, paint, roof, etc.

We have been without electrical power for four days.Your leasing company is receiving a very poor grade!"

We increased the rent day 1 and redid the electrical work.

I wouldn’t want to do renovations regarding electrical, plumbing, or structural issues.

Hello,So, the inspection report came back with multiple hazardous flags that needs to be addressed , but the most one that it is expensive (25k cost) is the" knob and tube issues "of the electrical stuff.

Also, while performing the rehab of said distressed property it will be good to know certain "trades" contractors (HVAC, Electrical, Roofer to name a few) that are investor friendly too.