That way, they just have to use short wood screws to hang stuff up, which reduces the chance that they don't use the right fasteners (like a drywall anchor), which leads to the wall getting beat up less and fewer things falling down.

It doesn't seem like enough to have the chance of pulling equity out or refi.

Second, make sure all immediate capital expense needs are addressed by the seller or that you have the needed funds set aside in cash to make the repairs/improvements.

Do you by chance know what percentage his disability rating is?

Also Does anyone recommend emails to the executors-do they improve marketing, any advise would help, thanks!!

To do it you have to have targeted areas where you know the rents can get pushed up through capital improvements.

The documents are all well matured (have been improved over the years) and well known not only with tenants but also within the legal system, which makes things a lot easier.

Their situation will not improve.

It’s looking like the best value ad will be improving the studio and hopefully converting it to a 2/2.

Chances are you've done enough research to know who to contact.