Not much meat on that organic bone.

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Side note my dad has stage 4 bone cancer I am trying to get him the  marijuana oil.

@Elena Jobson  from what you describe... anyone telling you to get a lawyer is very poor advice the money you would spend on a lawyer would be more than to fix a few plumbing leaks and a dishwasher that probably just needs the plug taken out of it.hot markets are like this.. in many markets you only get an inspection for your benefit the seller does no repairs its that hot.if you really think you have a bone to pick this is what small claims is for. along with checking on the permits.. if this is a licensed contractor he may have a bond and any contractor does not want a complaint filed. these things happen we build brand new homes and there is always a punch list. and such.. its just common.

Honestly if it had block construction, and good bones, it would be worth it.

Your plan does have great bones.

Depending on the brand name of equipment, you may have parts-only costs of about $2000 for a bare bones unit and ducts to $4000+.I would infer as to the equipment brand name and costs. 

(Layman's terms- newly built properties in the nicest areas)Class B: One step down from Class A, these properties are generally older than Class A, tend to have lower income tenants and may or may not be professionally management.

We finally got in, and the bones of the unit are 100% solid, but the tenant absolutely must go for this to be a successful deal.

Good bones though and nice brick outside. 2- 2bedroom units & 2- 3Bedroom units.