I see newer electrical service on the outside, I'm not sure if the interior electrical has ever been updated.

I've been doing custom interior home renovations for the past 7 years.

, will an interior drainage system to a sump pump resolve the problem?

Hello BP :)I need to find a great interior designer in the south Florida area.I have really small jobs and some big projects coming up so any advice would be awesome.If you are an interior designer just message me or comment on this thread.

Even when they show the interior, they may be showing old photos, or using photos taken at angles that don't show the true condition of the home.Other things to be aware of: When you are bidding on a property with a reserve, you are going to be competing with an automated counter bidder that gooses up the price.

Then he will be able to report to me the condition of the interior of the house.    

This means that they're responsible for anything electrical, water and plumbing to the meter, mechanical, and any interior modifications or maintenance.

seems like we should also be adding thermal mass to interior walls for the storage of energy.  

- No idea about electric wiring - townhouse was built 1968- Windows are new- Interior doors need replacing (8)- Not moving windows or walls or doors- Outside is fine- AC is newer- Water heater is old - replace with tankless- Replace all floors with hardwood and tile, or wood-lookalike tile (currently hardwood, carpet and tile.

Interior, general- Duct tape or other tape (temporarily sticking down a loose floor tile or laminate flooring, many other things)- Drywall screws, small nails (loose sheetrock or trim)Electrical- Outlet and switch plates (maybe just one each of all the kinds the house has)- One or two regular outlets- One GFCI outlet- One regular switch- One three-way switch (if the house has any)- Cheap interior ceiling light fixture (if the tenant manages to break one)?