few things come to mind.most that don't take action  frankly don't  have the capital to take action.. especially in the note space.. were its cash and carry..

For all the turnkey investors out there:I'm starting to look into this space and I'm noticing that a post-rehabbed 65k single family house in Indianapolis (sold by Morris Invest) brings you, give or take, $1,000 in rent whereas in Milwaukee you need to spend a post-rehabbed 85k for a single family house (sold by Home Invest) to bring you about $1k in rent.So my question is, if you're after cash-flows, are there any reasons an investor would go with the house in Milwaukee versus Indianapolis?

I assumed, being the plumber - that he would do so, he explained that we hadn't mentioned this and he'd have to 'send some guys out'. 5 months later and it turns out the waste pipe from the apartment has been draining into our crawl space as no one connected it.

We have the land so space is not an issue, but how much more should a single home cost to build over the duplex?  

But if I get to rope her money in with mine, I feel I should make a sacrifice by letting her have some space...

The systems want to use too much hanging space with shelves but a narrow shoe shelf is handy and will support a rod with clothes.

I am going to need a new oven, counter tops, cabinets, paint, floors, soot removal throughout the unit. 

The space outside of the home, ie Street, is considered a part of the city’s property.

I have a good idea of flooring and some electrical and drywall repairs, but there is still a lot I do not know how to estimate for without having an expert on site.

I've connected to the space in a qualitative way.