I'm open to input this all purely opinion and what I see in the market.

I guess I could look at pure ROI.

A pure numbers game.So maybe, rather than just rejecting it because of some theoretical 2%/m it doesn't achieve, it may well be worth a closer look, and an Offer.

But I know you guys are almost pure renters up there.Anyway, thanks for the market posting.

These are the ones that can't figure out the battery is dead in the thermostat or they replaced it wrong.

New batteries in smoke detectors.

Our latest project is a whitepaper that will give readers a detailed breakdown of the steps behind bathroom remodels - considerations, what to expect in terms of timeline and price, what to look for in a contractor/team, etc.I'm familiar with the concept of "overbuilding" in an area - putting granite countertops into a class B or B- neighborhood, for example, which isn't justifiable from a purely financial perspective.

I have done residential mortgages (refinances) for folks that purchased commercial, industrial, mixed use, etc, using commercial financing, that then went through all the red tape etc to get it pure residential, yes. 

I use two methods on my employees, sometimes piece work and the others just pure deadlines. if they don't meet it, I just change them, so the fear of losing more work opportunities or not getting hired is present.

This property will probably be a pure appreciation play unless the price can be negotiated down or there are significant expense that can be cut or income that could be increased.