Roof, Air Conditioner, etc?

And it's smart marketing, because it adds another air of exclusivity to certain properties.It can also be a better experience for buyers.

Hey guys,I'm looking at buying a 4plex but I have a few concerns.My last duplex I purchased back in January had an older roof, older water heater, and older AC system (air handler).

I did it anyway, the day job has become my obstacle in many ways, if I keep doing like this, not only I won't have enough time and energy to dedicate on my REI, but also unfair for the client, they are paying me for full time work I contribute to their team, not for 1/3 of my time, lacking of work-from-home option and high pressure from the one who is a bit aggressive, all these stuff, made me beyond my limit...

(She had a funeral today so I wasn't pressuring her)  I was thinking about having a contractor give an estimate, but I like the idea of paying him a little.  

Sometimes, you just need to sweeten the deal a little bit, and adds a bit pressure.

Some older established high end communities have boilers for example, ultimatley the transition is to to forced air however in some cases you may want tor retain the boiler system as it is a "lifestyle choice" in that area (this is merely one example).

They pull some number out of the air, and then put a pricetag they want.  

My interest in real estate began around 1991 as I was leaving the Air Force, as I looked at how many single family homes one of my friends and his family owned.

But, it still needed paint in a couple of rooms, 1 new toilet, 1 new light fixture, a shower rod, a new air vent cover, oven drip pans, some miscellaneous repairs and a deep clean.