None of these issues were surfaced during the inspection.

Granada my friend, so much better area, schools etc... and you can take the 118 to the 5 to the 170 to the 101 or surface to 170.  

These are just some surface level numbers. 

We hired a local GC to manage the rehab which is largely surface level outside of some bigger cap ex items like roof, windows, hvac.

It sounds good on the surface, but a lot of questions and problems when you dig in.

There is still so much that we don't know and have barely scratched the surface - having others to connect with would be invaluable. 

This is a penetrating chemical that not only kills surface mold but penetrates.

I was originally only going to replace the kitchen countertops, and paint the cabinets, but the contractor talked me into redoing the whole thing,  he said he had a source for inexpensive solid wood cabinets that he would finish,  and he had a solid surface guy that could do my countertops for the price HD charges for laminates.

For the turnkeys I've purchased, the provider always fixed things that surfaced in the inspection with very little argument.Keep in mind also that inspections will turn up many things and sometimes make them sound worse than they are.

I would keep prop mgmt in place.I've been told that the Section 8 gov't agents visit the props periodically, and the tenant can lose their Section 8 if they don't care of the prop, so in theory at least, the tenants have some skin in the game.On the surface, I've been told by one St.