The dumpster and lawn mower also detract, and what appears to be an incomplete front walkway.

Now the issue is the tiles that i bought about four years from HD is discontinued and i cant find those tiles, If i need to replace i would have to replace around 750 sq ft with the new tiles (Kitchen, Living room and the walkway). repalcement cost comes around 3.5K (so far only one estimate, waiting for one more).

Nothing urkes me more than someone acting like they are a buyer, taking a property off the market then failing to find a buyer in time and having to walk way because they didn't have their stuff together and can't buy.

I'm considering the possibility of building a studio apartment above the garage of my 2 bedroom/2.5 bathroom single familiy home attached to the primary house via a walkway from the second floor as well as having a separate entry, which I think avoids requirements of ADUs in Memphis which the property wouldn't meet and could also be used as an additional bedroom/bathroom.

For exterior, I would like to get new siding put on, add additional electric meter/voltage to the house, new walkways, etc.Since the property is now owned and being operated as a business, does that mean that I can write off 100% of the renovation expenses?

I look for meters (gas, electric), low-hanging wires, what type of landscaping may or may not be used (maintenance), and the condition of any walkways, concrete steps, etc. 

Line up some brick and gravel and make a walkway to the front entrance 

Inspector did not think there was foundation damage but he recommended excavating the walkway to create drainageDoes anybody have recommendations for good plumbers, electricians, or a general contractor that can provide estimates?

My property is in Ohio, My tenant fell on a uneven walkway that she was aware of.

(shared walkways or driveways, ect.)If you are using a PM company to manage them, add the above-mentioned questions to your "interview" list.