@Rich Tirado CT evictions can range from $700 to $1800 depending on if you have a flat fee service or paying the attorney per hour. 

A third of the lot was flat before a very steep drop off. 

If you look over a long-term horizon and surmise that your property will be worth flat, slightly down or up over the next 5-10 years, then don't you come out ahead at the end?

37 units, 5 story, no basement, flat roof, has the 1980's required retrofits that connect the floor/ceiling joists to the metal plates on the outside along with the other reinforcement beams on the inside of the walls and the parapets reinforced with large angle irons on the roof, has several cripple walls in the roof space, and a few windows at the front lobby bricked up.

Are you a schlump living on a friend's sofain a cold water flat in Scranton PA?  

He also suggested the electrical panel be replaced because of the potential  fire hazard of the outdated one that was in the house.  

Hey bp does anyone know a good roof contractor in Baltimore city to do a flat roof repair?

I'm pretty confident that I'd be asked for loans and flat out hand-outs pretty quickly if they did know. 

We demo'd the kitchen and baths, tore up the carpet and removed some wood paneling.

I plan to install metal roofs, energy efficient appliances, plant small pollinator gardens, and eventually install solar panels (when solar energy becomes more affordable and if my market will allow higher rent for a lower electric bill).My question is if pollinator gardens could be a liability as they attract bees and other stinging insects.