Demo of old roofs (3-4 in place now), replace rotting wood planks as needed, light siding work, seal up old chimney & skylights, replace gutters/downspouts, and install new roof covering? 

Failure to pay any installment of rent, or additional fee when due is a default under this Lease.If not paid within five (5) days after written notice by Landlord of non-payment and of intention to terminate this Lease, the Landlord may terminate this Lease, and unpaid rent for the entire remaining Lease Term shall become immediately due and payable.

Tell you what; we'll swap it out for you for $150. and it will come with a one year warranty instead of our standard 90 days.Done; install it tomorrow.They repaired that washer at least a half dozen times over the next year.

I am in the process of rehabbing a 1860 square foot, 4 bed/2 1/2 bath and will be changing out all the cabinets which give me the flexibility of installing a free standing range, or a drop in range, or separate cook top with built in wall oven.

If the house is pre-1980's the ceiling tiles might contain asbestos.

You can remove the guts of the current fan/ get a new fan cover for the old box and then install an inline fan like a Soler & Palau TD100 or TD100x up in the attic if its accessible.

They will dig a hole along the perimeter of your house where needed and jack the slab up to install a pier that will essentially level out your foundation.Like others have mentioned, foundation issues are very common in texas (at least 7 out of 10 houses I sold in Houston had foundation issues) but it can almost always be corrected.For rental properties, many investors don't even bother with minor foundation issues.$125-175/pier is the cost for repair.

I would say if I did that on my place it would prolly cost me about $5,000 although I don't know if I would want to do all that tile.

I can definitely understand your reservation about a landord who doesn't want to install a gfci.

I have negotiated a price and set terms with the sellers but now the sellers accountant is advising them that they will have to pay all NYS taxes upfront rather then in installments (as a normal land contract works) because the seller no longer lives in NY they live in Florida..is this true?