Put cement board and ceramic tile above ,,,not those cheap surrounds.insulate and plastic sheath as necessary.Nothing is water proof, only resistant.

Which is safer for the line, and do you mix it with water or just pour it straight in?

I would suggest working with a mortgage broker and looking at all 3 bureaus to see where all of the damage is.

Not sure also how many water bills and weed cutting assessments he will be faced with.

Now it does say that it has fire damage, its states that it has low taxes.

Yes, the land is owned by the trust and the trustee act on behalf of the trustI'm not familiar with Il. courts as to who may file actions for an eviction or damages or insurance losses, but it usually requires the owner in title to the property.

Pressed wood on floors falls apart when it gets wet so check around all sinks, tubs, showers, toilets and laundry areas for weak/damaged floors. 2.

This is simple watered down way to do it but at least it gives you a idea quickly on the profitability of the asset.

If it just sits on this small parcel for the building in a residential area on that slope you can do much better.I haven't even gotten into the age of the building.If it's really old you could have to tear up everything to redo the water main into the building.

Yes, 3K is a little high, is that for the liability side or property damage, but a higher deductable will provide a lower premium too.Shop around.......good luck!