Can you change out some spare parts (racks and such) in the ghost fridge and claim that it's from a different unit. 

So we are racking up crazy bills that they are going to try to pin onto our properties, and they never address the problem.HELP!!!

I did have to pay the pro-rated property taxes for the current year.Before agreeing to sell, I also got the city manager to cancel the $8,000 in code violations racked up by the previous owner. 

@Chris Licavoli I completely agree, my original plan was rack up as many flips and rentals under my belt before making the move out to the greater Atlanta area for those very reasons.

I'm buying the property all cash, then using our own money to fix it up, but thought I could rack up some points on a credit card like others suggested on here.

You need liability insurance, and make sure the contractor retains control over his workers.Example, Contractor hires person pays workers comp to state, worker climbs up wooden ladder that is 30 years old supplied by contractor, it breaks.

,- Wood stove and massive wooden base on the second floor that needs to go so the insurance will cover he house.

@Sam Hopkinsthat would be ok, but when you already have a closing date, it's very nerve racking.

There's a new  duplex listing coming soon on Zillow and it already has racked up a ton of Saves.

@Glynn Williford I hate to be vague but I'm trying to give what I feel is the most accurate answer which is, it depends.Especially in New Haven, you can do a solid rental with laminate counters and off the rack cabinets or there are some hight priced, granite counters, high end finished apartments.All depends on your location, your ARV, rehab budget, and desired tenants.