Needs some interior paint and minor drywall patchwork.

Once built, the structure should have roughly 1900 interior square feet with an 18 foot frontage that comes to a narrow point towards the back of the lot.

To count a room as a bedroom you need to have a window, because code requires a second means of egress for a bedroom, so interior door and window.

For me, my least favorite thing is finding holes punched in walls, blood stains, busted up furniture, interior doors ripped off their hinges, door frames busted and holes kicked in them... like a unit I’m repairing this week where a family with young children had been recently living.

The best part about having a steel-framed structure is that none of the walls in the interior are load-bearing.

There are a lot of interior changes that can be done without raising red flags without permits: flooring, enclosing a dining room or other interior space into a bedroom, building closets, changing out cabinets and fixtures, etc.

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We purchased this condo due to its location and the original state of the interior finishes.

And if they have to drill holes for interior piers, you pretty much will have to replace the entire flooring. $$$$3.

Rents are currently 15-20% under market value due general deferred interior items including dated carpet, lower quality laminate flooring, and paint.