Internal parts of the HVAC are in the ceiling. 

According to the building code a bedroom needs to have a minimum size, min. ceiling height, ,means of egress, a light, and minimum outlets.

Overall, assuming there is enough demand to meet these numbers and we can buy at these still very depressed prices, it seems like it would be a low floor and low maintenance investment, generate moderate returns for the next 5-10 years, and have very high potential ceiling in the event the area experiences a comeback which many special interests are already working towards.

I just finished a home inspection on a three-family I have under contract and there is a basement apartment that has recently been re-done (new walls, ceilings, kitchen, bathroom, flooring, plumbing, etc.)

In PRIME location.It’s listed for 195kIt needs• brand new kitchen • 1 master bath, 1 guest• new flooring (everything is carpet)• paint• maybe 4 new doors• maybe exterior paint and definitely landscaping 3 bed 2 bath- brick chimney to the ceiling 😍Comps on the street are up to 275k- 2 streets down comps are 350-1.5milThis would be our second flip- does it sound worth it and what’s the best backup offer since we don’t know what anyone else has offered

The only thing is that the interior of the garage is incomplete, needs dry wall and a ceiling.

The condo is a luxury unit, with floor to ceiling windows, and unobstructed views to lake.  

This should keep the house cool all day long and the use of ceiling and floor fans can help mitigate the daytime heat.

Back in early April i received a call from one of my properties claiming that there was water gushing out of the ceiling.

I've had luck before getting rid of smoke smell with this method.Worst case scenario, if it doesn't work, you can clean the walls, ceilings, doors, replace carpet like Max suggested and then repaint.