I my case the smoke damage has caused damage and mold to grow behind the walls which must be demolished and replaced.

Despite the furnace and water heater being old, and the siding needing replacing in the next 5-10 years or before resell, overall it is in great condition.

If you value your efforts and pay for the gas to drive over there, you're under water!

For example, I bough a house that had one circuit serving the entire kitchen (dishwasher, outlets, garbage disposal, fridge, microwave) when it really needed about 5 circuits.Things like asbestos, mold and meth damage are 'walk away' items.After that, items like furnace, water heater and plumbing fixtures.Oh, hire $99 rooter to come and scope the sewer line as well.

Did they say absolutely NO students, or were they trying to get higher rates for the perceived higher risk of liability and property damage due to students living in the property?

If so, and he truly want to sell it (not just testing out the waters), please contact me.

Tenants and owners need to know that abrasive cleaners can't be used, only soft scrub types, and that mats need to be lifted so as not to trap water against the reglazed surface.Some of the big complexes use this method, its a lot cheaper than replacing tubs, ceramic walls and countertops.We've used it primarly on properties that we're selling were there are out of date colors like pink tubs, green tubs, etc. typically from the 1950 to 1970.

You will have water, electricity, gas?

That water charge might be your portion of the water bill for use in common areas, like watering landscaping.

Someone removed the water meter and there is no shutoff on the supply pipe--when I walked in, there was water gushing out and 4 inches of water in the whole house!