Then, the obvious, like painting the building, redoing the landscaping, new signage and rebranding.

You many also need time to fix and paint things.

Does anyone know the exact law for lead paint removal?

I am sure that the seller of a home is going to paint, put in flooring, something else.

Being a condo less can go wrong but when a tenant moves out you will need to paint / replace carpets etc which a typical turnover is $1000-$1500.

The after-closing VA repairs were paint/carpet/woodtrim type stuff.

The repairs were painting the entire unit for $1,650, a ceiling fan she claims was broken for $125, a stove filter for $170 and cleaning the unit for $320, she also has small items like a door hinge.

Do your best to ascertain whether or not there is an oil tank, lead paint, asbestos, or other potential contaminants that can become personal liability even if the property is held in an LLC.

Within those 3 years we updated the flooring and put some fresh paint on the walls.. nothing major at all, maybe around $5,000 total in improvements.

$1.50-2.79 sq ft to PAINT siding??