Egress.Fireplaces are fine but they are decorative in his type of multifamily, cap the chimneys either just to keep critters out or to close the fireplace use off.

Usually, if there was enough water to cause a failure in the drywall, there would be a noticeable stain area.That said, the ceiling looks a bit rough and doesn't appear to be an intentional/decorative texturing.  

Also, when I tour one of my occupied units and my tenant has decorated with good taste, I will ask if I can take a few photos to use later down the line.

My wife enjoys decorating and has an eye for deals.  

Mentions he lost another $800.00 on the wasted auction and has a 45 day hold from the auction company on the property.Now this guy is laid off from work and off the property, but seemed very interested in a cash offer below market value instead of listing with an agent.Neighborhood would be at least a B with most of the houses higher in value in the immediate area.This would be more of a whole-tail  as it is just personalized with paint and some decor, limited rehab.How can I verify my numbers with this guy before my 45 days are up?

And as a courtesy to anyone who would smoke, I'd put a decorative ash can or bucket outside for their use as a way to deter them from leaving butts all over the place.Then I would suggest to them that they empty the can/bucket at least once a week.  

Also, I used to sell vintage home decor and furniture (loved it!).

I have a new luxury Multifamily that I need to decorate.  

In my class I met someone who does general contracting (we're meeting), a couple that does cleaning (commercial and residential), a painter, a couple who owns a custom cabinetry company, and a stager/designer (good to know, but my sister is great at interior design and I'll probably collaborate with her for staging/decorating at least in the beginning).

They'll be great and work for every decor.