The cheap rubber catchers work fine, but I am trying a metal strainer for the first time in my personal property.

One of my wife's uncles was in charge of one of the properties which is zoned for commercial/residential, it is a 1708 Sqf office space/small warehouse on .36 acre lot.Which with some research it can be split into 2 lots.He let the property go to the dump, needs a new metal roof, and gutted, replace plumbing/bathroom, replace electrical etc...Now my wife’s Aunt is in charge of the estate and she was the one who approached me.She said they will "sell" me the property for $30K (estimates from Real estate agent say property is worth $43-$53K in current condition) Which then I could clean the property up and try to resell with the improvements.Now if I did replace the roof make the inside look nice and clean the overgrown landscaping I was told (real estate agent) it could get about $60K, but there are back taxes and liens on the property as well.Plus closing cost for when I sell it, I have run the numbers and it seems that I would MAYBE make $3000-$9000 conservatively.But I am real concerned over the fact that it is used as an office/commercial, and wouldn't this limit buyers?

Thoughts on using metal roofs, stained concrete floors, quartz counter tops etc.

Most of the chutes were made of plywood, but the three biggest chutes were metal.  

It is vacant and has been metal stripped, down to the light fixtures.

If something met all of your criteria why not make a offer?

Versus waiting for metal prices to go down.  

One of the major trades is in ground up self storage projects is metal framing and metals are at a historic all time high without any signs of slowing down.

I know I have met all but one appraiser for my flips that I am selling.  

Very important to order them correctly.Are you replacing old metal pane windows?