Carpet and paint is all you will need to get it back in good condition - you don't expect your tenant of 7 years and buyer to walk off with your copper or AC condenser, do you?

I condensed it into one group and will be mailing all of the leads this week.

., - I can't remember the name of the section of the title report but would the 'condensed' versions you suggest tell the OP what is needed in order to get clear marketable title?

I guess I am just looking for a condensed version of what you wish you knew before you purchased your first property.

As in $300-$500 for a 3 ton condenser. 8-12 years old.

You may have a condensation problem if there was a vapor barrier between the plaster and sheetrock.

Check for water leaks in the plumbing and condensation lines for the mechanicals.

A fix and flip may seem like more work than a buy and hold, but it is just condensed into a few months, while managing a buy and hold property over the course of 10 or 15 years... there will a ton of work and time that goes into it over those years, and it all adds up.Some of our earlier splits were 70/30 or 60/40, with us as the active partner taking less, but I'll never sell myself short again, knowing now what's involved.

Drain ties to the plumbing but if that it not possible you could always have the drain flow to the outside of the house similar to a condensation overflow line on the AC

The A/C condenser is installed outside, like the common practice elsewhere.