My wife and I currently own 1 rental "duplex" (main floor and basement) which was the first house we lived in.

I haven't done the heat calcs myself, but it's a 2nd floor condo of 3 floors, and even eyeballing the numbers, it don't look right, as they say.They decided to build in the "blocking portions of the registers" into the ducts themselves when the builder designed it. 

The seller is willing to sell the house to 260k its 4/3, house built in 2006, hardware floors, granite counters, beautiful home, IN Grandview, Mo.Comps show 290,00 so I have equity built in.

Before coordinating the updates (new countertops, partial new flooring, paint, and a bathroom shower repair and replacement), she did not communicate a fee for her time. 

I'm replacing the fridge and dishwasher, fresh coat of paint everywhere and some hard flooring put down.

Rustoleum has an epoxy for garage floors that used to require sanding if the concrete was previously stained or painted...but now they have a primer to scrub the floor with before use. 

We have had some very wet weather here and I have discovered a bit of water on the 3rd floor unit sheetrock, and some water at the wall level (same spot on the building) of the 1st floor unit resulting in some damp sheetrock.

The first floor will be used as loft for my business. 

Open floor plan!

Purchase price: $130,000 Cash invested: $11,000 Sale price: $235,000 We found a $130k foreclosure that just needed some cosmetic repairs like paint, windows, flooring, countertops, small odds and ends.