Rich - I would do one of two things - either invest heavily in equities with a significant international expsoure - that is where the growth will be (could be a domestic firm with heavy international expsoure if your not comfortable with buying international equities).

Probably, like all plumbing systems, they need to be able to handle enough to allow for every fixture to run at the same time.

The entire inside is new, new furnace, AC unit, hot water tank, windows, hardwood, carpet, siding, shingles, plumbing, fuse box... just about everything is new.

Minor electrical, minor plumbing, carpet and paint.

.- no plumbing or electrical - although it is set up for it.

Plumbing- no lead and hate galvi.

Debris was everywhere...graffiti and holes were all in the sheetrock in the living room...the A/C, water heater, furnace and plumbing are gone...the walls in the bathrom were destroyed...and the carpet was beyond restoration.9) The roof, foundstion and frame were still sound...not sure about the electrical aspect, though.10) I spoke to several REI folks here in Dallas about this and they were of the consensus that I take over that company and either rehab the house of flip it.

I am a licensed Plumbing Contractor Looking for more business in Orange County, CA.

So we have to have them DE-winterize it before we can do an inspection on the plumbing.

Installation of one or two interior doors, one from the bedroom, one from the bath, to another (the same)room, water timer added to shower plumbing, as well maybe as heater for that bathroom, and possibly some outside outlets for use near a pool, building a soundproof box to house these darn noisy refrigerators and provide some pantry space in kitchen.