I could honestly go on all day about every location in Nashville – this is just scratching the surface.

On the surface, it sounds like a good deal.

On the surface does this seem like a way you could make money on it?

No adjoining walls 3/2 and a 2/1.

At the surface it seems like a good deal, depending on how far away you live.

Check your state/local laws for disturbing interior/exterior surfaces/containment/abatement/environmental (particularly if it will ever be a rental).

Perhaps start looking into off-market deals with only surface damage.  

Both on usage and also on road surface (rock versus concrete). 

The other side o the twinhome is owned by someone else, so I'd only be changing the roof on my side.I'd like to replace the flat roof throughout the home with a sloped / skillion roof, and have the shorter side of the roof (the detached side of the home) at 9 or 10 feet instead of the current 8' height, and then obviously have the other side of the roof (the adjoining wall of the twinhome) be 15' tall.So we're essentially going to be raising the walls on all sides of the home by certain amounts, and doing a full roof replacement, changing the flat roof to a sloped roof.

Originally posted by @Brent Coombs:@Ernie Sturzinger, on the surface it may look like Joe was trying to encourage you to go ahead and do this deal, but I reckon in a roundabout way, he was trying to talk you OUT of it!