That will help.Assuming the HOA is properly ran (it's a professional one, hundreds of units) then I would need to dig a bit more into details. 50% seems high for condos as some of the opex and capex expenses is reduced compared to SFR, assuming competent HOA.

You might have to dig a little deeper, but you'll find the gold if you do.

I agree with Carlos,Don't dig a deeper whole!

Also get more details from the tenant.could be a red flag or could be a valid complaint, just need to dig a little deeper to find out.

It's relatively straight forward... dig a big hole, cut a bigger hole in the cement wall... throw in a larger window... put in one of those metal guard thingies... backfill dirt.IMO, just about anyone who wants "space" in their basement should look to do it just for the amount of extra natural light they bring in at a very reasonable cost.

You gotta dig a bit deeper and you'll find some deals that cash flow , you are in a great market it looks like.

Pull out the shovel and dig a little bit more.

Install 4" perforated pipe (with a mesh sieve, sleeve), pitched to the lowest point and dig a sump.4.

.* Try to find the owner's name * Try to find what year the house was built* When it was sold last time and what was the price it was solf for* What is the current Tax value (Having a CMA from your agent is even better)* Is it foreclosure or notKnowing some/all of these information will help you filter down the different houses you are looking at.Some of this stuff are public records, and some others, you need to dig a little deeper.Let me know if you have any questions or if you need help.Best of luck.Thanks!

Will ask my GC to dig a trench around to house and pour the liquid after mixing water.