I've agreed to waive some exterior concrete work to come to agreement on a purchase price with seller completing several other repairs to the interior. 

With the limited number of comps, it's hard to tell though.After figuring up costs to refinish floors, gut and update the bathroom, update the kitchen, and repaint interior/exterior, I estimate the repairs to be around 14k.

If you are married and your wife isn't working, consider getting her the REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL designation from the IRS.

You have a good eye and a good sense of design.

These letters are designed to hit to the heart of the trials and tribulations that an individual might face while marching through the probate process.

I think you could work with a really good custom builder and architect to design something that is reconstructable for the season.

Hello Guys, Since you are talking about my REIA and the mentor program I designed I thought I would weigh in!

Basic Stainless Steel Appliance Package: $2,500 (frig, stove/oven combo, vent hood, dishwasher, with labor to install - we do not include microwave)New Roof: $4,000 (new tin roof - prices vary greatly depending on # of squares area on the roof)New Carpet: $2,000 (includes new pad with aprox. carpeted area of about 1000 sq. ft.)Bathroom Remodel: $2,500 (new ceramic tile shower stall, new ceramic tile flooring, new vanity, mirror, light fixtures, sink, and faucet fixture)Paint Interior: $3,000 (includes painting and some general drywall/finishing prep work)New Vinyl Siding: $3,500 (covering existing cladding with vinyl siding)Paint Exterior: $2,000 (2 coats of exterior paint, minimal prep work)All of these are VERY basic estimates based on a house with 1400 square feet of total interior space.

Forty of the roof airs were considered damaged and would be replaced. mgmt people convinced Lloyds of London that the interior exchanger was not compatible and insurance replaced both.

Who is responsible for interior damage from a common area element?