Units: 11 connected townhomes (one building, one roof)(All 1280 SF 3 bed / 2 Bath units -- 2/1 upstairs 1/1 downstairs) on 0.46 acreBuilt in 2000, metal roof, brick and vinyl exterior.

Gist of the idea is you develop your marketing advertisement (think: car magnet), hire a driver who is already actively driving around (Lyft, Uber, etc), and have someone (or many someones) marketing your company while they drive. 

There might be re-grading that has to be done on the exterior and digging out the outside and sealing as well as the inside.If the weeping system is broken or outdated it would need replacing.

supposedly there can be no exterior changes to the house without town approval.  

I just started podcasting about my flipping, and I the flip I am doing has quite a ton of painting to do, interior, possibly exterior, and a lot of trim. 

., interior or exterior damaged, pool damaged, fire damage, over grown landscaping covering the entire house, squatters.Once you take control of the problem, rehab and rent, if you purchases correctly you will have a nice amount of equity.  

You have the option of selecting a city inspector or private inspector (who is a regular home inspector on RRIO's approved list- we went this route), and he inspected the units the city requested, plus the exterior, roof, common areas...  

Here are photos of the exterior of the house, there is concrete around the perimeter of the house and the entrance, budget is tight and have plenty to do inside so thinking of just repairing the concrete and staining it to give a natural stone look (taking out the concrete, dumpsters, labor and new pavers would be a big expense) However I read that newly poured concrete has to cure 90 days before you can stain it, is that accurate, also what is the estimated cost to stain outdoor concrete Per square foot?

It was worth it to pay her $12K to be gone.Timing: we got in, got out, did all the necessary work, made it pretty, all in about three weeks.Money report:$160K purchase$12K cash for keys$100K rehabRehab details: We’ve got the pictures of the exterior in the first post, but one thing I forgot to take pictures of was the interior of this place.

There are heating and cooling units similar to what you see in a hotel that can be low profile from the exterior.