Items that I like to see original but in good condition are wood trim/custom finishes, windows (really love sagging glass in an old English Boroque style sash window with 6-8 panes, but only if they’re in decent condition and not too rotten to be repaired), fireplaces, custom masonry, claw foot tubs, and even tile/bathroom/kitchen features and fixtures as tenants love that old-timey charm (as long as it’s well-cared for and still functional of course).

It’s going to be a garage, but finished out with epoxy floors, good lighting, actual cabinetry, and electrical for a real workbench or Tesla charger.Here in Dallas, people do take pride in functional garages.

I definitely agree with them given the physical and functional characteristics of the property.

Supply shortage, interest rates, population growth, robust economy 

The biggest downside I see to that particular function is the lack of familiarity with CPA's in the field trying to get the taxes filed appropriately.

His friend is a high functioning disabled person who can apply for government housing.

I would have never thought that so many people want to say "I am sooo messed up I cannot function with out a pet to hold onto." 

I would also encourage you to search your local market in the BP search function and reach out to all of the local investors.

Same thing in Illinois - a signed offer is functionally NOTHING until attorney review is over, which oftentimes doesn't happen for weeks.

Many BP members have keyword alerts that help them find posts like this sooner.You can also use the search function to find members (wholesalers, investors, Realtors) in your areas of interest.Best of luck to you moving forward!