Aloha,It is hard to tell where this mold is...ceiling?

Scraping popcorn ceiling?

We considered skipping removing the popcorn ceiling, this ended up getting done.

Let’s take paint for example, painting all the walls one color and ceilings a color is a lot more affordable than different paint colors in every room or having accent walls in a home.

I purchase the property and within 2 years, have painted, put in new tile, new front door, blinds, ac registers, cleaned ac ducts, new tub & shower surround, new light fixtures & new ceiling fans.

My tenant brought to my attention that there was a ceiling issue in their unit.

My goal is to rent it out and in my market I can expect around 1200-1500 in rent if I accept section 8.Details:-2bd 1ba single family-renovations: new ba w/ floor to ceiling tile throughout, new vanity, new toilet, new lvp flooring, new carpet, new roof, new lighting, new water heater - built in 1912(I visited the property and the only thing I noticed was that the windows had not been replaced, and there was no central air although there were cooling units in each of the room.)I’m having trouble formulating an offer amount and terms because I don’t know how much the owner is all in on the property, and what should the terms be for this type of deal.

Had to read the above post a couple times when I saw you can get 2 or 3 times the price of the home with financing.......almost hit the ceiling again, LOL.

Saw the investment in person the day before closing and tried to negotiate more, but they hit their ceiling with the offer How did you finance this deal?

General stuff but I look for the following- Cracks on interior and exterior walls- Signs of water (check the ceiling of every room, especially bathrooms).- Health of HVAC/Heater- Property layout (I once toured a property that required you to walk through one unit to get to the next and they were calling it a "duplex')- Talk to the tenants. ask them what issues they've had with the building.Many of your concerns will be addressed by the inspector so I wouldn't worry too much.