It's suppose to be more then 18 inches from the roof.

Roof leaking, heat, AC, fridge, all easy.

The only exception is the HVAC/roof; if these items are half or less of their expected manufacturer lifespan it would be worth it.

I figured $5K in Baltimore would be a rotting board-up with the roof missing along a block of many other properties just like it.

I can assure you im not going to steal your deal, plus you know where i work and can just beat me up.Just remember, two buildings is two roofs, on and on...

With your house paid off , you can sleep well at night , I dont gamble with my primary , if everything goes south , I still have a roof for the family .

Roof, furnace, and water heater were all 5 years old or newer.

Concrete block on a slab with terrazzo floors; each unit needs a kitchen, bath, and half bath; copper pipes in the slab; no central air in Sarasota, Florida; newer exterior electrical panels in rough shape; the roof looks newer and isn't apparently leaking.

Asking Price: $337,900 5 beds, 3.5 baths, 3,743 sqft, built in 1953, heat pump, detached garage, new roof in 2007, sold in 2007 for $335,000.

Hey guys -I've got gas and the venting is to the roof, but the unit is near an exterior wall.