You don't want a policy that will give you a new, contemporary construction if the building you owned had lots of carved woodwork, special exterior features, etc.

The wood work in the last picture is exceptional and adds an elegant touch at a price point where that level of craftsmanship might not be expected.

Also handyman that can do bathroom backlash  Tile work and wood working. 

You don't know who that entity has interacted with and a year or two down the road someone could come out of the woodwork and sue the entity based on something that happened when you didn't own it.For your own protection I would form a new LLC and just buy the asset that is the real property. 

When you've found deals, buyers will come out of the woodwork for them.

People will be coming out of the wood works. 

Interior Work:The interior work includes the following:Demolition - 2 guys getting paid $20 per hour for 2 days (32 hours x $20 = $640Dumpster $500Kitchen remodel - lump sum allowance of $12,500Bathroom remodels - 2 bathroom remodels at $3,500 eachInterior doors - 10 new door handlesInterior woodwork - allowance of 200 lf of wood base at $2.50/lfInterior painting - painting interior walls, ceilings & trimCarpet - included 750sf of carpet at $2/sfHardwood - included 750sf of hardwood at $8/sfThe Interior Work budget excludes everything else:No remediation/abatement, no framing, no drywall work or patching, no insulation, no new interior doors, no interior woodwork (other than base). 

.- Located in Salt Lake City, UT- 20,000 sq ft light industrial building, which was purpose-built (in the 70s) for 40 individual units- Units are all in the 500 - 700 sq ft range- Cinder block construction and each unit has a rollup and 'man' door- Building is 100% leased at $1.00 - $1.20 / FOOT, so not too bad for a cinder block building in Utah- Tenants are able to hang their business license at these locations, and a lot of current tenants are Automotive-related, Tradesmen (woodworking, welders), or similar.  

My guess is that the contractor doing it just didn't see what was going to happen when stain was applied, but that's the most important thing you pay any woodworker for, knowing how it's going to turn out and making sure it does.The seller stating that the wood "appears to be white oak" is just a line to try and smooth over the situation and I find it funny. 

I love woodworking and fixing things up, so we are hoping to find a house near the house hospitals.