., $51,120 annual$4,110 Vacancy factor (8%) [about avg for this area]$250 Laundry Income$47,260 Net Rent Income$11,776 RE taxes$4,726 Prop mgmt.$2,563 Insurance$3,016 Water/Gas/Electric$1,968 Trash$500 Snow and Lawn$2,400 Maintenance and repairs$26,951 Total Expenses$20,309 NOII offered $201,000 on the property and the seller has indicated $220,000 as his lowest acceptable price.

Was he totally ethical in the way he presented it to the seller and likelihood of receiving a higher offer?

The house we are moving in is a small 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom type of house...not even a laundry room haha.

The downside was he had a lot of "free" help and many aspects of construction were already builder grade products but they were also installed poorly.

I'd like to put a small laundry facility in, but I don't have room on my lot that has 4 units on it

Wash, rinse, repeat. 

@Nghi LeYou may want to contact @Steve Vaughan and awesome WASH state REI.If they want a fee, give them a fee of 25 - 33% of the option fee paid by the TBer.

Instead of accepting the limited but important benefit or arresting blight, they tried to accomplish their laundry list of PC objectives, overloaded the programs, and they failed.

If so what costs would be involved.My plan is to fix my current home, sell it (I'll profit around $100K, not enough to buy and fix a home for cash), move into another fixer, have it fixed, sell it, wash and repeat.My short term goals are to go from 1 fixer a year to 4 fixers a year.

-Pressure wash home to give a clean look-I was even thinking about taking down the privacy fence???