I've read that some owners will charge slightly more for a similar property because the buyer will likely have some credit issues or some other problem that would prevent them from securing a bank loan. 

According to the contractors I've spoken with, to build from the ground up and implement what I am proposing is around the $180-225per sq ft mark.

I’d also closely follow the little bit of revitalization they’re trying to implement . . . either way, investing involves risk, right!? 

. ($500 Rent * 2) / 31 Days = 32.26/day Disclosure: I'm not a lawyer,Here is in my personal lease where I live "6.1.4 You shall pay Landlord an amount equal to the then existing Monthly Base Rent (without concession), prorated by the day for each day in Hold Over and beyond the termination, non-renewal or expiration of this Lease, in addition to any other damages.6.2 If Your Hold Over prevents a new resident from occupying the Apartment, You may also be liable to Landlord for all rent for the new resident’s full lease term, subject to Landlord’s obligation, if any, to mitigate damages."

Tenants also remove batteries to prevent cooking from setting them off.

I wouldn't necessarily be out of the deal but maybe shift something.I realize in the grand scheme of things a year isn't that long to wait with it being my first deal but that year that I'm waiting is preventing me from putting a proceeds from my first deal into my second.My only other option is to rent out the rooms for hopefully a prophet and then find an investor that will work with me in the meantime.

The law in CT prevents me from removing them with the cops and they become aggressive to my property manager.

I will be sure to implement your ideas now that the contract is signed.

The fire dept. broke into the walls as a preventive measure when putting out the fire.

Hey BP community! I need help ascertaining the cost of separating utilities (electric, water, and sewer) for a triplex built in 1971. Have you had this kind of work done in Florida recently?