Any rehabers or investors looking for cheap/free clean up labor I can help!

Being new and not knowing the Madison market well, I could use the guidance.It seems to me that being a 1/1 duplex, if I ever needed/wanted to sell, I might have a very hard time.What I do know (And this is off the rental flyer that was passed on to me):Rent: 865/mo/unitUpdated/Clean Property - from the pictures it looks newly renovated or well kept.Large living roomhardwood floors throughout, ceramic in kitchen.Off street parkingNeighborhood Park NearbyLocation: Near East High SchoolAgain, I haven't talked numbers whatsoever since time didn't permit, but before I call to get more info, I'd like to get a good idea of an exit strategy.

But I think it would take a coil cleaning, coil replacement and/or new ducts to truly remedy the problem because when the system turns on after having been off for an hour or so it blows air with a subtle hint of stale tobacco smoke.

Make ready expenses are estimated at around $1000 (touch up paint, carpet/carpet cleaning, landscaping, etc.).

She left and cleaned the apartment thinking she would get the tenant's security deposit.

If DHEC finds one spec of contamination they will make you do a "clean up", that could cost you several thousand dollars.

As far as moving things in early, depends on how early and what the status of the place is; if it is clean and ready and vacant, a few days early is no problem to me, meaning 2-3 days or so.

The spread is closer than I typically like, but it's really clean.

So that might explain the 3-4 million that was wiped clean but what about the outstanding liens to totaling over a million.

Then I started cleaning houses for the people I was working for as well.