I am a Broker, I have done thousands of CMA's and countless BPO's and I still wouldn't dare doing a purchase blind with no appraisal UNLESS it's so insanely discounted that there is a no-brainer Grand-Canyon sized equity on it and that ONLY comes via some matching massive sized issue to do with the buy, like it's an estate and heir's want nothing to do with the floor to ceiling green shag carpeting or ceiling mounted disco ball in master-bedroom and just want quick easy simple cash (yes, I have seen this, floor to ceiling green shag, yes, across the walls!

WE do engineered hardwoods no LV  granite or quartz slabs under mount sinks upgraded lighting package and full finish carpenter wrapped windows .. along with all our closest are done by our finish carpenters no wire racks.. fully landscaped fully fenced . 

Yonkers rents are good and the taxes are definitely better than where I am which is Mount Vernon.

Items need assembling, beds need to be made, trash needs to be disposed of (this is a bigger deal than you might think, an entire home's worth of cardboard boxes), you may need door locks or security cameras installed, wifi set up, tv's mounted and connected to the internet, kitchen needs to be set up functionally, sometimes remotes, light switches, etc need to be labeled.

But you caused me to do some research and realize that there are some very nice looking, modern top mount sinks these days for kitchen installs that would make DIY granite the ticket for any kitchen that doesn’t require a corner seam.

Usually the surround mounts directly to the framing and all you need to do is sheetrock patch around the tub.

I have some in Mount Laurel.

For instance if you can find a hard to cut through cage, and then add a security light and mount it high, see if there's some kind of alarm you can rig to go off as soon as someone messes with the cage, this will at least deter a lot of people - plus the thief is more likely to get someone's attention if the cage is hard to cut and they have to spend more time with an alarm going off the whole time.

Purchase price: $26,000,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Purchased shares as a limited partner in a real estate syndication to acquire a 108 townhome rental community in Mount Pleasant, SC.

Tuckpointing will be required, as mortar can deteriorate due to vines growing into it, water getting into cracks and freezing, TV antenna masts mounted to Chimneys, or the side of the building and flexing in the wind, loosening the bricks it is attached to.Wood needs to be painted to keep it from getting exposed to the weather.