As the Fed inches up interest rates, investors will have more options with better returns (bonds), which will lower demand for NY RE.

You give people an inch and they'll take a mile unfortunately.

I have a motivated seller who’s house flooded 23 inches and is trying to sell quickly.

I can literally see my handyman's face now when I ask him to go check out a few square inches of dry wall holes, but not do anything until after I get a few more opinions.

If the ceiling height is 7 feet 6 inches and you have two egresses, then that's a good start!

From a pic she sent, it has about a 6 inch crack coming in from the side - my guess it was caused by trying to open/close the window without it being square.Choices are (that I can see):(1) Eat the cost in the name of positive rapport, and take tenant's word that they did not cause the damage.  

@Nate Barbee We used 6" depth of  3" base rock materiel compacted, then for the surface, up here we use a 3/4 inch road mix, which is 3/4 rock with a sandy binding material which when wetted and compacted gets very very hard.  

Inside floors have sunken over 12 inches in some areas.

If you want to meet in the middle you can do 1/4 inch drywall over everything 

You should serve notice to inspect and take good clear pictures of every square inch of the unit.