Giving estimates is not the function of home inspectors, while they may give an opinion, that's what it is, an opinion.

Just use our search function to find more info on this or anything else.Good luck

It will be seen as functional obsolecense in the eye of the residential appraiser in the future.

The tile floors, the "new" bathtubs, and counter tops rented out both my homes.Well, it's a Class A area 1/3 mile from the beach and renters here want the proximity to the beach and functional features ( I guess ).I saw a Rustoleum video on youtube , didn't know you could overlay countertop tile with it ?

My thought is that, if I find a well-functioning entity with good staff, it seems it would be much easier to buy the entire entity and everything with it, than to create a new LLC and have to basically "rehire" the 2 employees I want to keep, etc...

I saw the sticky on top of the page however, I would like to ask if anyone knows of or can share their business plan for a visual reference; I'm kind of lost and confused on how to start one and can't get the right idea...

If you buy a desirable property the tenant and buyer pools aren't really limited by schools.The reason I asked about separating PM and RE functions is so you get unbiased information.

Both are more than adequate in condition and function, yet the inspector failed both houses by the tune of 3 full pages of items.

A family in this area that requires that many bedrooms may spell trouble with a bunch of out of control kids or several family members who sit around with no job and plenty of weed.Note a 7 bedroom house in a nice neighborhood but with only 1-2 bathrooms is 'functionally obsolete' and will be a hard sell as well.

That will take more specific topics and inquires and frankly research.Just amongst the folks that Bill named in the above thread you have several different business models and market functions.