@Brian PulaskiI have the correct tradesmans but, it is difficult to understand the scope of work without gaining access to the inside of the property until the current residents are out.As long as major work is not needed then I expect to be done within the 60 days. 

I'm not really excited about leaving an electric heater running unattended, nor do I think that curious, uneducated minds would think it was necessary to run one in an unoccupied space, nor would they appreciate the extra heat in summer, or the extra expense added to their electric bill.I'm wondering if anyone has tried any of these, or if they have success doing something else to help cure a damp basement.Thanks in advance.

For replacement costs on my average deal, HVAC is 3-5K, roof 5-6K, water heater $1K, and foundation can of course vary depending on severity and whether slab or pier and beam as examples.Third, decide if there will be any additions, conversions or demolitions whether adding a bath, converting a room to something else, or removal of walls to open up the space. 

My goal would be to use BRRR and then hold as I would expect the value of the house to increase as more commercial spaces move into the area.

I have a friend that has access to the MLS.

I'm posting from Astoria, Queens NYC and I'm excited to get into this real estate investment space with you all!

Found a 3000 sq ft condo space in Laurel.

I am currently leasing space in this location for the past 2 years.

Your agent may be able to access them. 

To everyone at Bigger Pockets, this deal and the many more to come are 100% due to the amazing job you do providing people like myself with the education, tools and confidence needed to successfully navigate the RE investment space.