It has code violations and it is owned by the bank. so it is a foreclosure. the property is in Winter Haven, FloridaPOLK County3 bedroom/ 2 Bath single family house1581 sq ft living area, with fire place Just market value is $116,858

The best thing is that I don't have to live in a manufactured home that is generally built for affordable housing, the floors wouldn't support my rock fireplace, real rock not that fake stuff, it goes all the way down into a foundation.

Beautiful 1920's woodwork, brick fireplace, high ceilings, open floor plan.

In addition there were some minor damages (damaged entry door, broken vanity mirror, broken fireplace equipment, curtain hardware nailed and screwed into stained wood trim and window frames, sticky weather film to be removed from windows).  

If so, if it has been 6 months and there are no cracks, there is a good chance there is no movement in the foundation.Fireplace: (1) Cracks in or around (2) Leaks (3) Look at the fireplace facade.

I need some help though.Here are the high-level details: 
- 5br/4ba - 4100 square feet - indoor pool/sauna/gym etc - 3 fire places - on a lake - appraised at $750,000-800,000

There is a fireplace.

Straight Ac with LPG (Liquid Propane) heat isn't rare around here and a lot of times 2 tank is a hint that other things in the house use it as well (stove, fire place insert, water heater..) the rates for refill or replacement vary and you can call any gas vendor to get a quote tank over the phone.

People do have HVAC units and gas fireplaces and heat pumps are pretty awesome, but as a landlord, I'm happy to stick to baseboard heat for rentals. 

They started nitpicking cabinets new wall paint, even the fireplace bricks saying it’s all old and needs to be replaced if they’re to rent it.