Living room has vaulted ceiling, connects to dining room.

It is being financed thru Freddie Mac and we have had a ton of hiccups with property condition (Including ceilings collapsing) but are now through all the hiccups.

Then add in the angled ceilings - I would not choose this project over again.5 - Communication and trust.

Also drywall, flooring, drop ceiling, and trim myself too.I am a first time homebuyer and at a loss to try and price out this type of work but I am in a market where I do not have the time to schedule an inspection or general contractor walk through without missing an offer deadline.

You'll get nastiness all over the house.In the kitchenOn the stepsIn the yardEven on the ceiling So as you can see above it ain't all sunshine and rainbows.

The property is somewhat unique for the area given its characteristics (i.e. 80s built, washer/dryer hookups in unit, balconies, high ceilings, stabilized cash flow with room for increases, has some assumable debt at a good rate) so I think a legitimately active buyer would at least consider it.There are only a few brokers, maybe 5-10 brokers, in the area who have worked similar deals recently so its really not much work checking with them first for any "low hanging" buyers. 

Lower level of a triplex.1.Paint: Walls and ceiling 3daysx3worders=9 man-days of labor $1080.

It has split AC, ceiling fans and 1 assigned parking stall. incl What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

(I heat to 66F)    I'm doing window upgrades next summer,  and after some ceiling drywall repairs I'll be updating the attic insulation to R-30+.   

After purchasing we painted the interior, did some ceiling work and added a mini split in the upstairs dormer.