The investors I work with are looking at homes with bad floor plans, low ceiling heights, etc. where amateurs don't have the vision and wouldn't consider that home. 

I estimate it would take two months to get this place in living condition.I think with some new flooring, siding, paint, appliances, drop ceiling, landscape work this place would be very attractive.Let me know what you guys thing, is this a deal or dud?

Additionally, because no-see-ums are so small and are weak fliers, ceiling and window fans can be used at high speeds to keep no-see-ums out of small areas.

Paint is on floor and ceiling, even some window frames.

Hey Guys,I am buying a bigger mixed unit building (15 apartments and 3 retail stores) the building needs a lot of work and evidence of lead paint is shown on the ceilings.

There is a slope on the outer wall of the living room, absolutely zero cracks in the floor, wall or ceiling and none of the windows/doors have any issues opening or closing.

The repairs were painting the entire unit for $1,650, a ceiling fan she claims was broken for $125, a stove filter for $170 and cleaning the unit for $320, she also has small items like a door hinge.

Although, I did find some questionable magazines and photos in the bathroom walls, and an old milk order from the 50's in the kitchen ceiling. 

The association has contacted us that the unit below has a leak coming from her ceiling below our bathtub.

The funny part is we demoed all the ceilings but the slab leak didn't develop until they were put back together.