I’d say, as a contractor, that 80k estimate looks a bit light.

Anyway all 3 units have bathrooms (one has full shower) I was wondering if I could light remodel and rent all 3 individually as residential or maybe 2 residential and corner unit as a commercial?

Not only will I present the clearest analysis of the deal, but I will negotiate the best price at the same time presenting my buyer in the best light as the story of the deal is as important as the numbers from initial offering, due diligence, through closing.

I'd be careful and tread lightly.

Verizon is rolling out 5G in our city and the 70 install cites so far, plus 60 additional planned, are all a located on light poles and leased through the city.

I'm sure the remote nature of work has caused people to value their homes more highly for one.

So naturally everyone is trying to lock in this rate for 30 years.

A natural gas water heater will also function, especially if it’s got a pilot light (this will have hot water regardless of electricity).

My best guys are the ones you'd want for fix-n-flip (light) type projects: paint, drywall, tile, stucco and trim. 

Updated all lighting throughout, paint, exterior and interior, cleaned up landscaping, added new sod and landscape lighting stained all decks, window treatments, kitchen hardware, updated furniture and excellent photos.