And the biggest part of the job: did a light sanding on the floors, just to buff up the surface.

We put in a bid today in a Palm Beach set of 3 adjoining properties with good prospects.

I have come across a pair of 8-plex’s that, on the surface, appear like a good opportunity.

On the surface I wouldn't be afraid of this issue, although I would understand that it is an issue and work to get it resolved.

I am in Orlando, FL and there seems like a lot of competition here due to Disney acting as an anchor (this is only my opinion from what i have seen on the surface and so could be wrong).  

This is just merely scratching the surface.

Just send it all to me - at least I won't try to scam you out of your money :)Seriously, be cautious when you disclose that you have significant sums of money on the internet, as that will attract all sorts of scammers and riff-raff trying to separate you from your money - especially by proposing things to you that might seem like good opportunities on the surface.

If you are ok with buying something on the Sparks side (894236/89512), which is an adjoining municipality just East of Reno, I think you could find something that wouldn't take too much work.

Philly had almost twice the amount of rain this year than last year and lots of new construction has just added more impervious surface, so there are lots of new problems popping up. 

and $2000 for other stuff (gutter guard, landscaping, etc) So about 10K all in.2nd one was 1100 sq ft house built in 1934 and it needed lots of work - $1200 appliances, 2800 paint (every surface including ceilings), $5600 new windows (18 windows), $1000 gutters, $2800 refinish floors, $500 for kitchen flooring, $2500 redo kitchen and another 4000 in general crawl space and attic and generic repairs.