etc.I think that in this manner, you will stand out from the many other lookers and gawkers who are just testing the waters.  

I know the roof was replaced 3 years ago as well as 3 water heaters.

As far as legalities, I’m not a lawyer but I think you would be in very hot water.  

We had the same on our farm, in fact some of our native stockmen would hang water fowl for several days (tenderizing) before eviscerating for cooking. 

The second plex has slightly higher rents of $1,000 for two units and $950 for the other two.Expenses: Management fee: 10% -$368, water: $375 average. 

No soffets, no gutters, missing interior trim on all windows and most of baseboards, a wall completely in the way when you entered, washer/dryer relocate, no drain venting so rotten eggs overpowered you every time you ran water, etc. 

I'm looking at buying my first owner occupied duplex/rental property.Comps = Median Price $149,000.00Duplex 1bld. 2units. 2bd / 2bth 13yrs. old Living area 1,800sqftList Price: $214,000Annual Gross Income: 20,400Annual Expense 4,366Annual Net Inc: 17,174.93Taxes: $2,362.00I don't know what the insurance is Tenants pay for electric, water, sewer and trash. 

The tenants in my condo (upper unit) left the water running while filling a bathtub, resulting in water leaking into the downstairs condo.My tenant has $300K liability insurance, but apparently it doesn’t include any negligence water damage.

I paid about $8 for electricity and $5 for water for August - these expenses are so minuscule, that I completely forgot about them.

For example, my duplex has brand new furnaces, hot water heaters, and AC units, and the roof is 5 years old.