Growing up I helped my dad by holding the tape measure as he worked on an appraisal or sweeping floors as he built a couple of small subdivisions.

I'm on the fence about a property and looking for some feedback.I ran a quick analysis and story checks out EXCEPT for one pitfall 2 bedroom house - offer $65k cash (foreclosure) with a tank sweep contingency to the bank (local comps are about $140k) with a 30 day closing. 

We fought hard against this new sweeping restriction of landlord rights but our democratic dominated state legilslature was not willing to listen.

I'll try to keep this briefNY State signed into law June 19th with immediate effect, massive sweeping state-wide rent control law with sweeping changes in landlord tenant law regarding: evictions, Leases, security deposits, holdovers, repairs, and essentially what you can and cannot do.This is very Pro tenant and took away substantial property rights.

The base would be type 57 gravel, then screed the 57 base with type 9 gravel and lay the pavers on top and sweep it in with sand.

Don’t want to pay an arm and a leg for a full deep clean for what really shouldn’t take more than sweeping/mopping/dusting. 

Not sure your location - but I would CERTAINLY complete a tank sweep.

The cleaning is very minimal (changing sheets and towels, wiping down surfaces, quick sweep of the floor, take out trash) and usually takes less than and hour to complete.

Does AI know that at Nameloc Heights those homes with sweeping ocean views are faced with a sandy cliff that's eroding at about a foot per year?

Higher value = higher taxes.If you can post a little more detail on numbers, I can provide a little more help than sweeping assumptions. : )