The property is rented by DCFS ( department of child and family services) a government tenant and are occupying the building for last 30 years and have no plans of relocating.

Radiators need to be cleaned and they have been drawn on or spilled stuff on, can't remember right now, but against brand new painted walls, they would stand out in a bad way. 

I've been in the commercial valuation industry for the past 5 years appraising office, industrial, and multifamily buildings nationally for institutional investors.

, subdivide into 3 lots, build 2 duplexes and a single-fam for myself.

We have an incredible amount of homes around downtown Bloomington that are 100+ years old that have nearly all been turned into 2-4 unit buildings.

Hey BP,I'm looking to connect with investors, GCs, Builders who have experience in new construction, ideally taking infill lots and building small multis.

Do I need to work with an attorney to build the contract?

Here’s a look at some of the most obvious pros and cons of subject to financing to give you an idea of whether or not it remains an option for your next acquisition:ProsCash Flow & Equity: Provided the right steps have been taken, the property can very easily award buyers with cash flow and the chance to build equity.

Might be a good idea to check the building codes in your area and see if this is an item that has been set down in law.

I am thinking of asking the seller to have the building vacant.