WOOD. only has washer dryer hookups. backyard.- Palisade and 60th st in West New York - BRICK 2 family, 3 bed 3 bath offer at 376k - each floor has a 1 bedroom 1 bath unit.

I was here when $100,000 homes were TOO expensive and then 10 years later $200,000 were TOO expensive and then ten years later $400,000 and 10 years later $800,000 homes were TOO expensive. 

Older Sears / Homart, also.Don't expect much improvement putting flow restrictors in front of bathtubs or clothes and dish washers.

Water is spot on at $35 per unit unless you allow tenant supplied washer dryer hookups.  

They have a landlord worthy washer that doesn't have electronics. 

It included washer/dryer and central A/C.

She helps; but, not like she would if it was her own kid.Any advice (critisisim) is appreciated.Don

Or a pretty decent pressure washer is $300-$400 at Home Depot.I think you are right that a walk and steps straight out would look better, but that will cost a bit.If I were buying, I wouldn't want to see painted vinyl siding, personally.

Now you can service the kitchen, or bathroom 1, or the washer, etc...individually, without having to turn the house shutoff off.That is one beauty of PEX to be able to do this.

Our first investment property which is both exciting and terrifying, which means more questions in the other forums as well.Anyway, the previous tenants had their own washer and dryer which left with them.