I have failed inspections, but it was almost always simple fixes:- Add fire blocking around plumbing passthroughs only in a wall that I had opened to add a half bath.- Add an air vent in unfinished area of basement, since we replaced furnace, and HVAC installer didn't put one in.- Biggest one was add handrail along retaining wall next to driveway, since there was also a sidewalk next to retaining wall and drop was over 30".  

Last year I purchased a 3/3 condo two blocks from the beach.

Some areas are ok, some are really nice, and some look like Detroit... block after block of burned out, abandoned hellscape.

The best one I completed was located in Concord (sub city of Charlotte) in October of 21 Purchase price 94,000Reno 47,442Appraised Value 205,000 (we originally estimated a 175k ARV)On this one, we carefully picked our finishes which needed up making it the nicest one on the block.

Can you give me an estimate"It is that simple and long introductions tend to scare people, turn them off and allows them to build a block wall barrier.I relate door-to-door sales like asking you if you want a bottle of water.

They show up with a local attorney in our state claiming the same thing they did before and sent a legal letter to our company claiming they have ownership and then filed an affidavit with our local country to state they have claim to the properties and block anyone else while at the same time claiming they still want to close BUT now they want an additional inspection.  

The city gave a approval for one facility on the block, and I'm the only space for rent on the MLS.

But that will block the driveway easement we have in place and we won't be able to access our carports.

I recommend Tony Fransen, Property Manager at Block Street Management in Fayetteville. 

 I am thinking of renting out my 4 bedroom house as separate rooms in Rosemont 1 block off of W North Street?