Completely drywalled including ceilings not soft or hard panel.It was 3 bed 2 bath that I turned into 2 bed 2 bath to make an oversized master bathroom and living room.The master bathroom features a walkin jacuzzi tub and his /her sinks.The kitchen is granite with built in wine cooler, side by side fridge, etc that is included in the sale.I built a outdoor Florida sunroom that is ceramic floors and features a tiki bar.Master bedroom has patio door that I built which leads to cozy balcony in backyard that leads to hut tub with all plumbing and electric underground.Storage / work shed / laundry room has all new plumbing for washer and dryer.PART 2 OF POST WILL FOLLOW

Cooler heads are coming too, some stocks are being exhausted, and like in my area a very low vacancy rate and greatly increased rental rates have helped these properties market correct.

That gathering was a fun experience, and even cooler as it seemed like we all kind of already knew each other.

Check it : http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/101515-did-i-just-discover-i-have-a-winning-jackpot-ticket--thoughts I like what @Michaela Graham said - the scarcity is what makes it cooler.

A flush out is just running fans to bring fresh air into the building( recommended 14,000 CFM/square foot of building space).

--sure, it would have been cooler to get that cash back a couple years ago, but I'm really happy it finally worked for you.

Use your $300 to buy something that seems much cooler than $300

Here's a great interview with syndication attorney, Gene Trowbridge.Here's the link: http://www.valuehoundacademy.com/public/557.cfm

The major rehab items are that the units have old evap coolers that are on their last legs so I will need to replace them with new AC/heat pumps and which will require new electrical panels.

I would get three different quotes/ideas to make sure you are getting the proper BTU, price, and CFM (if applicable) on the heater.J Scott's book on estimating rehab costs is a great reference guide for all of the above.