These units are large, so this pricing equates to $1.30 per sq.ft.So - what we have is a community that will offer 85% of what new construction offers in terms of location, finishing surfaces, and amenities, but at 65% of the cost, or less.

There were several other things wrong with this laundry room project that would have surfaced, including the air vent, had we gotten a permit in the first place. 

@Sam Leon When we acquire a MFH, it is typically as you describe - a hodgepodge of multiple generations of wiring from different providers strung along all nature of exterior and interior surfaces with random holes drilled in through the envelope.After we rewire one of our buildings, the resultant job quality greatly exceeds what any of the telecommunications providers subcontractors produce (most providers do not wire beyond the termination point these days).  

Everything sounds good on the surface, but always look at the fees associated with the product.

Of course for other items that are not covered I use local resources to fix the problems.The fact that your property is 15 years and counting, if I were you the warranty would be one of my tools used to manage repairs that will surface later.Lastly, I look at the use of warranty as an insurance policy.

Sounds good on the surface and collapses upon actual calculation/analysis.

There are deals surfacing and likely more to be had over the next ~6 months.

It can also come to surface that you don't really have a partner............where does that lead you?

There is no such thing as a quiet real estate transaction, eventually what people do will surface.

As to the water on the subfloor, it looks like it’s coming in from surface water since the stain is so high.