In my area, you must meet code requirements for older than 1976, in order to sell:1 - Egress windows in bedrooms.2 - Sheetrock around heater and hot water heater compartments.

But before we get to that, let's address the bit about not having a closet or a window.He is correct about a bedroom needing to have two points of egress, a door and a window.

We found lead-based paint in our properties that were built prior to 1950 (door jambs and window trim) but our homes built in 1950 and onward tested clean. 

I would throw the rules out the window to be honest.

I drove it around 9PM and rolled my windows up and locked my doors.

Since the subfloor is plain concrete, he laid the planking right on top of the old carpet (in hopes of providing a bit more insulation come winter).4) Coventry Oak in my home bathroom (only 50 sq ft) sometime about 2 months ago - did this myself, and even did it in installments, leaving pieces out for 2-3 days until I had a window of time to replace the toilet (when you have one bathroom and two teens, you gotta be careful!).

Automatically budget for paint, carpet replacement, and replacement of all appliances in addition to anything else you notice from the outside (roof/siding/windows/landscaping). 

Look below this Window, and you will see a list of names of people that have posted in this thread.

Make sure you have good insulation, windows and other energy saving features if possible. 

They were going to get the civil judgements and then go after the banks ability to operate in WI eventually, but it of course never got that far and Citi, BOA, etc gladly spent hundreds of thousands, maybe millions on homes that are likely still vacant, just with new paint, fixed porches, windows, etc!