Landlord is responsible for roof, structure and common area maintenance (costs of which get reimbursed by Tenants)Of course, leases can have variations of the above.

If he contacts you, cut his *** off and tell him "unless there is an issue with your roof, plumbing, heat or electrical system there is nothing for us to discuss.

-painting and flooring -possible new roof-HVAC On the low end the ARV is $150,000.

Roof only have five years left on it?

Ego has no place in REI5.If its a good deal and you can make it work listen to Shia Lebouf and “Just Do It”6.Run all appliances and flush all toilets before your plumber leaves this will save you the headache of having them come back when you find a collapsed pipe, or another leak.7.Get multiple estimates.

Year 10-15 is when a lot of those start hit (including potential HOA assessments for roof replacement or landscaping/community pools, etc)

"Ok best spends.A sheet rocker- we tried it ourselves and it takes so damn long and doesn't look as good and for the price you can pay someone else, it's totally worth it.Updating capex items like appliances, roofs, HVAC, plumbing, sumps.

I wanted a house with all the major problems (roof, foundation, pest, concrete) to learn how not to be afraid of these.

I wanted a house with all the major problems (roof, foundation, pest, concrete) to learn how not to be afraid of these.

Appraisal came back with a “possible roof leak based on peeling paint on the ceiling” and “insulation on the steam pipes in the basement appears to be friable and MAY contain asbestos”.