I didn't have a whole lot of time to check every thing out but from what I saw here is a list of what it would need.New roofKitchen renovationBath renovationNew carpet through outNew tile in kitchen & bathNew A/C, has no A/C at allReplace windows (15)New paint Exterior & InteriorLandscapeEtc.......Taking all this into consideration i'm going to pass on it.

I believe they broke some windows one night...

I would imagine this is universal throughout the country, but since Section 8 is run at the local level, I am not sure.We got written up for a torn screen (window) in the winter.

These are for high seer A/C, windows, different toilets etc.

I have a couple mobile homes that need interior windows.

As a lender, if you don't have the experience at construction knowledge, meeting code, etc..... how do I know that doors and windows will open and close, that nails won't pop out of sheetrock, that some electrician won't do a messy job and rip you off?

For some reason, you now have about a 5 minute window to unthread that valve and screw in a new valve without having to drain the tank down or make a mess.

We saw 2 or 3 of them being repaired during the year and a half we were in those complexes as their bulkhead (don't know what else to call it -- brick wall built around the window or patio to prevent water coming in) failed in heavy storms.

He mentioned if the house to be listed, it needs plumbing, window, bathroom, and carpeting.

I'm thinking of offering $67,500 and offering to take care of the radon reduction system and new sump pump as well as repainting the window seals which probably have lead paint underneath the cracking paint there now.Taxes for the property are $3828/yrFiguring 900/yr for insuranceMost people are telling me that I can get at least 1000/mo for rent but I'd like to shoot for 1250/moI've seen a lot of different posts out there about spread and margins and I'm not sure what equals a good spread or margin.