Flip that sucker like a hot potato.

Plus, this does not sound tremendously dated or obsolete building situation (built mid-century and updated since)....I do, though, like when landlords are responsible and don't squeeze all the juice out of the lemon and exit stage left (and pass on all the deferred capital costs to a less informed buyer, like a hot potato).

NoDo not do itPLENTY of selective scammers who are GREAT with the majority of customers and they use them for their rwferrances and outright steal from the other customersI would Drop that contractor like a hot potato. 

I still have the "meat and potatoes" questions #5 to answer.

I'm not new to RE investing but I'm surely small potatoes compared to some people here,  I have a total of 8 rental units in 3 properties;   a triplex, duplex, and 4-plex.  

I want to surround myself with powerful people who has weathered the storms of the real estate market and learn from osmosis; ergo, 

(So I came in understanding a little already through osmosis, lol). 

Or is this a meat and potatoes session of do's and don'ts?

Roll that into a 30 year fixed rate loan, and only put 20% down, then being represented by a professional is pretty small potatoes.

So you really need to take dogs case by case my two are couch potatoes ..and don't even bother to get up and bark.