Are the floors soft wood that can be finished?

But then I got to chapter 4 in my book, Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide (great book by the way), and read the crap about too many repairs in a short time can constitue a general plan of imporvment, therby classifying your repairs as improvements.Besides the foundation, I need to make other "repairs" such as, re-glazing the bathtub, re-finishing the wood floors, and completely repainting the interior.

Investors do buy houses sight unseen, I've done it with a trusted appraisal in hand.

Or am I just projecting what I would not want in my own kitchen onto our 4-plex:) He is saying that to even it out would have meant pulling out the other wood and that something about that wood or removing it or cutting it out from how it is in there currently would have made it uneven in another way.

Wood filler or putty is about all I would use on wood.Brian Haskins

Lease option will help you get a higher price but you have to be able to carry the mortgage which keeps you "in the woods."

It will feed off of the wood or paper products used on many surfaces in a kitchen and bath, so there is a potential for this to be way beyond what is visible.

Welcome ElvisFrom my neck of the woods, born and raised in Garden Grove California and graduated from Vanguard University in Costa Mesa.

Apparently $800 for a $50k house is what I need to set my sights on.

Was your old shingle composite or wood shingle?