Now the only thing that was fishy is he refused to go through escrow and i havent done a title search yet so i may or may not have a clean title.

We found out the property was an upper and lower rental and I talked to the landlord about cleaning up the garbage. 

Renovated kitchen and bath along with renovation on 100 y/o hardwood floors and new roof to make this a downtown Concord gem.

They aren’t secured to a footer, they are just kinda jammed between the basement floor and some of the major beams on the bottom of the house.

Now the last tree I had removed was 5 years ago and the arborist took it to a friends house that has a mill where he was planning on milling the tree into oak flooring for a house he was building.My question is should I bother trying to get some value out of this tree one way or another?

Also when you're a big roofing co, they buy in bulk, (Just like we do with our furnace's, HW tanks and flooring).

But i was told that management was able to get a warrant and clean out the unit of junk that the previous owner had left. 

I called the plumber and he came said there is no problem with the pipe, 300$ for the installation of the washer...Home warranty through Home Depot- came three times and said the rental was not clean and refused to fixed the stove...Not gonna do any business with Home Depot ever again!

From the photos I see on the listing, it looks like it could need:-Removing wall paper and painting-Kitchen remodeling-Removing carpet - replacing with hard wood floors- Not sure about bathrooms (no photos )Note:Roof was replaced 2018 so that is good.HVAC is newWhat do you think?

Which would mean that all of my clients funds go into my bank account and I would pay them their net payout (rent less my Mgmt fee, cleaning fee, maintenance costs, taxes) at the end of the month instead of them paying me my Mgmt fee.