Quote from @Theresa Harris: As you're selling, they won't expect brand new appliances. 

I think it is well worth it to cover all the basis, make things simpler for buys outs, deaths, surviving beneficiaries, etc.....

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Quote from @Dean Harris: @Marco Morkous Being an OOS investor, I would not recommend getting into a tough area.

@Theresa Harris I do, I didn't think that was a legal option before, but I just looked it up and according to the Residential Tenants' Rights Guide for New York, it appears that I can.

Harry Williams contact a real estate attorney and confirm what the next steps are

Theresa Harris, unfortunately the inherited lease has no such clause, and says nothing about guests.

Lots of these things do not survive appeals.2.

It's just not about the money it's about survival at this moment and getting the property's to where they need to be at.

Quote from @Theresa Harris: If his capital will speed up the reno, you and your brother will save money in terms of interest.