AS far a heirs, there are always heirs hanging out in the woodworks just waiting for their wealthy relatives to kick the bucket.

To include some kitchen-area woodwork, painting, and possibly electrical.  

So even if the wood work that are necessary for repair it is still considered cap improvement and has to be depreciated and not repaired?

My advice is to focus heavily on finding great deals, the buyers will come on their own after that.If you can find a real deal and then present at your local REIA meeting or the BP Marketplace, real buyers will come out of the wood-works.

Anyways - just wanted to introduce myself and see what other Philly investors come out of the woodwork. 

Could be tall weeds, garbage, woodwork needs painting, razing order, or anything in between.The city doesn't request a penny from me until they re-visit and it's not completed or deadline extended, then I get fined.

I didn't use "Easy Terms" I said "Easier Financing Considered" it provide a little more CYA IMO and has the same effect, any time financing appears to be offered they come out of the woodwork.

They will come out of the woodwork's.

If you'd like to answer the questions above, you can private message me with answers to the above, or email me. 1: purchasing2: personal use, and renting out 2 rooms.3: 1238 sq ft4: estimated value: 57,200, price listed:$64,900 "both from same site.5:not sure, usually higher than other places because it's close to the local University, and students will pay more if they're withing walking distance.6:no idea, from what I've seen at friend's houses, no.7:I've done some woodwork, painting, but I definitely wouldn't call myself a handy man.8:nope, just what's on the website.

If you have a great deal to sell, buyers start coming out of the woodwork when you market it.