For a building other than a certified historic structure (a) atleast 75% of the external walls must be retained with 50% ormore kept in place as external walls, and (b) at least 75% of theexisting internal structural framework of the building must beretained in place.

, an external paint job, and the front porch and back deck need some love (good structurally, just needs a paintjob and a few new stairs).

I do appreciate your time in the framing business but flipping is about the way the home appeals to the market externally, not how well the studs are set.

No negative external factors like a busy street or power lines.

I am not a huge fan of target date funds because they typically don't take some external factors into account.

And reading a few posts, it seems like most replies tend to be from an external perspective and not from actual experience.

Theoretically the HOA fees should be contingent upon what the HOA is providing for you (landscaping , external aesthetics and potential coverage for the unit itself)

I was thinking to myself of how much it was going to cost to clear all this crap out as we started poking around.So we check out the front, then we check out of the back, and then I go around the side, the right front corner of the house, and turn on an external tap I find.

To separate them you will need to go through a subdivision.It’s not a full condo conversion if you are only separating the buildings and not each unit.You will need to talk to land sourveyor and estimate the cost.It is likely that you will need to upgrade the services and some utilities, also you may need to fire rate the external walls of each building.

Your exit will be to another investor and that sentiment can change depending on external factors like interest rates, risk free return rates etc.