Human waste had poured down through the wall and into the basement.

Next step (or first, depending) would be to get new pulls for them, or if they don't have pulls -- I can't tell in the photo -- you can get some and install them pretty simply.A side note, as I can't tell if the kitchen is already partly open (it appears so), but here knocking down walls to open kitchens up does help increase interest.

It started as $300k but with the walls removed and no kitchen it's now worth $200k.  

Hi, I have a client who is interested in purchasing a 4 unit multifamily but wants to convert the property to central A/C from having wall units.

There are cracks in the walls and around the door frame that suggest foundation problems.  

The building is a historic building with nothing but walls and floors inside.

I bought for 60k with an HML, it was already rehabbed, so we just repaired plumbing and a few holes in the walls, now, we are trying to refinance and cannot.

If the out going tenant puts multiple holes into the walls and therefore makes the property un-rent-able  until the holes are fixed, is the out going tenant responsible for the loss in rent income ( 1 month) and can it be deducted from the Damage deposit.

By October 2016, the condo was mine.Since then, my husband and I have done about $4000 of renovations to the condo (repainted walls and ceiling, refinished the hardwood floor, fixed up and reframed the electric fireplace, crazy amount of cleaning, refinished the sink, put in new blinds, brighter lighting fixtures, etc).  

You can then piece in sections around the edges, or, you can rip your final flooring at the outer edge of the square to fit flush to the wall.