It damaged the main beam and several joists and we needed to take it down to subflooring behind it in the living/dining rooms.

The new buyers just asked me if they can move a dining room table in and they will be fully responsible for it.  

Having said that, solid kitchen and bath and stunning first impression (front door) always help.

A company may look stunning on paper and by their website, but actually be quite poor at developing and maintaining good tenant relationships.

I was stunned to see so many pedes crawling on our roof and in the gutter. 

For instance I have Food and Dining:  Fast Food, Restaurants, Groceries so I can better track where my money is going.  

Usually in desirable areas w/ more expensive housing, upscale shopping and dining, etc.B - a bit older, but still nice.C - usually 60's - 70's construction (in my market, at least).    

So you would have to net about $920,000 a year to "safely" afford this home.I went to the open house yesterday and the property was stunning.

Pictures of where we are currently, ill be posting later costs on the project so far along with projections on costs and sales priceHere are some pics from the inside(view from living room to dining and exit to patio)(reverse view into from dining room into living area and kitchen)(view of where kitchen will be)(view into living room)

Just some of the features include...  7+ Bedrooms, 4 Full and 2 half bathsHuge master suite with a second bedroom suite on the other end of homeLarge indoor pool with 1,000 sqft green houseHuge kitchen with large fireplace2 story Great Room with huge fireplaceLibrary with fireplace, dining room, office, huge laundry room on 1st floorBasement with fireplaceSeparate 4 car garage with covered walkway to main home with caretakers quarters aboveStorage BuildingThe property estate is divided into 2 parts.