It is a1960s house in good shape and livable but cosmetically very outdated with wood paneling, green tile in the bathrooms and old tile and laminate in the kitchen.

I just spent like $800 repairing the control panel on my oven (a 14 year old JennAir oven that retails at over $2000). 

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Currently not livable because HVAC and plumbing are not in working order. 59,900 List Price90,000 Realtor Provided ARV37,500 our cash offer (no lending because it's not liveable)40-45k - Repair estimate (roof+double layer removal, foundation and sump pump, asbestos siding removal/replacement, HVAC replacement including about 40% of ductwork, electrical panel replacement, plumbing updated from cast iron, complete kitchen and bath, chimney removal, 1100 sq ft flooring, all interior doors and hardware, single garage door, windows and 5 exterior doors, yard drainage issues and tree removal, drywall repair and other finishes, possible mold remediation)$345 Expenses (excluding mortgage) $950 Monthly Rent 

$5,000-$5500 is what I pay IF the electrical panel can handle it.

I also discovered the old HW tank was running off a 30amp double pole at the panel with a 20amp double pole shutoff buried in the HW tank closet behind the tank???.

What I didn't know was the panel is a recall and needs to be replaced.

A few interesting revenue sources I've found:-Selling tideland rights - locally we have great shellfish, and you can sell *just* the tideland right to large seafood companies, while keeping the use of the property-Selling timber - I found out a local investor just buys vacant lots, logs them, then resells, with all the money in the timber-Selling energy - in some cities, if you have solar panels, you can sell excess energy created back to the cityWhat other creative alternates have you found for getting more money from a property?

We have it with a coded deadbolt so the PM can get into the garage if there's ever an issue with the water heater or electric panel, and could provide that info to a guest in an emergency if necessary. 

I initially paid for repair but the repair job was not good at all - this was a lazy Susan cabinet door, the repairman tried to bond the two panels but there's so much gap between the two panels and paint has chipped, they're so ugly.