It sounds like you are going to put in the system yourself.

@Jimmy HongNice job on this flip, I was wondering if you put in a new HVAC unit or windows as part of the 56K renovation costs?

They typically suck more heat out of the house than they put in.

Whether tonight goes well or not, I'll schedule viewings soon.As of right now, I know the Westnedge property had a new boiler put in just about a month ago, and the Woodward property has separate furnaces for each unit which have been replaced within the last 10 years.I have driven the neighborhoods.

As the deal currently stands the option to cherry pick the best 4-5 doesnt exist, although i havnt actually put in an offer to that effect.

I'd like a place where I can put in some upgrades (do some of the work myself) and opportunity for appreciation.I see this place as having some potentials.

Still thinking this was a long shot deal, we put in a 44k bid.

That said, I spoke with the lead electrical code inspector in San Antonio and, as I understood it, updating ALL the electrical is only required where modifications are made i.e. you put in a three prong plug where there was only ungrounded wiring before, that circuit needs to be rewired.

I'd put in the lease agreement, no dogs over 20 pounds, no exceptions.

Here are some of the details: We remodeled the bathroom, extended driveway, and put in a patio (all of this was done on our side of the property in the idea that it would help rent it out in the future).