Best of all. it is free for the most basic package and can be upgraded for scalable solutions.

The hardest part of the job was transporting the window back home, as you can imagine, it's a pretty big window, last thing I wanted was a broken window.

Doors missing, carpets filthy, shower walls rotten, paint, broken windows, general cleaning, more paint, uggh.Today the renter at another house tells me they are moving out This one is missing doors, filthy, fortunately only one carpet.

You could get creative and add replacement cost for mini-blinds, missing/broken screens, etc.

water can go just about anywhere.again, i don't know if your area makes a big deal about mold - cali certainly does (at least when it comes to insurance not covering it) :)10-20k could just be for repairsanother 10-15k for upgrades (depending how fancy you go)... while i'm not a construction guy nor have extensive years of experience in rehab, no experienced rehabber or construction guy can give you an accurate estimate online without knowing what they're looking at.

Let me add that I'm sorry about the taxes in NY (my taxes for a property of similar value is less than 25% of that amount).Just a few tips if you do go through with the purchase and rehab: Make energy efficient upgrades (windows, appliances, etc.) so the students' utility bills are better than average; have parents co-sign on the leases; and think about including utilities in the rent, such as water and internet, and raising the rent to compensate.

I have no association with either of those.At the walk through, you should be looking for items that are more than normal wear and tear (broken items, dirty items, holes in walls, etc.).

I didn't know about the meet function that'll be useful once I upgrade my account.

I had one call for maintenance in this unit for a broken light bulb and there was no mention about the toilet leaking.

The entire basement walls are covered in mold spores and it seems like there was water damage coming from maybe a broken pipe or maybe from the exterior of the house.