It's in a great neighborhood, has a big kitchen and a deck on the roof.

If there is a deck or patio that looks to be sagging or poorly constructed, it could have been built without a permit (not inspected and not done properly) call the building department as ask of there is anything you may need to know about that specific property. there could be outstanding fines.  

If you can't stack the deck in your favor in this manner, then you do not play the game.

The basement has 4 units in it, has all concrete floors and holds what will be our office, a gym, a laundry room (we will provide washers and dryers that are not coin opp...so the best washer and dryer suggestions) and a party room for tenants to book if they want to use it.All utilities will be RUBS back to the tenants to reduce operating costs.We are also adding a rooftop deck with a plan to have green roof space w possible rentable space for organic farming for tenants.

We had a $4.5 million raise, so we needed all hands on deck so to speak to meet it.

The very back of the deck extends ever so slightly over the property line of the rear lot.  

May also be able to use some deck wash which usually high in bleach content to help kill smells. 

Low enough to be read, but high enough were lazy code enforcement workers can't take them down or razor blade them easily.

Other capital improvements include a roof deck, new windows, new roof and upgraded common areas.

In the attic, all of the loose fibers will be sucked into the air handler, restrict the fan blades, etc etc....