Cleaned every corner, etc.

Yea, but I try to stay away from electric heat.

I had a tenant call me tonight ,asked me what I am going to do if the electric goes out in the up coming storm .  

If you take a building without heat and electric and you count that as part of the vacancy rate, thats technically true.

The title companies role is to facilitate that transaction, ensure that a clean title is being conveyed and hold funds in escrow.

You might be able to find a more attractive offer.Updated electrical is a prerequisite for me in choosing s rehab.  

It looks great and neutral and everyone likes it.For bedrooms each house gets the exact same carpet.For plumbing, each house gets PEX plumbing.If we replace roof or windows, each house gets the same brand of shingles or windows.Each house also gets the same plumbing and electric fixtures.These are things that we don't even try to contemplate.If it is neutral and goes great in one house, it goes in every house.

IF you fall and hit your head hard enough on it,,,it well might be termed 'HARD' .It might be termed hard if you drop a glass jar of sticky pickle juice, shattering your 'day' and making clean up the order of the day!!!

Good local broker should be able to help using FHA, provided her credit has been clean for the last 12 months or so and the low FICO is due to historical reasons.

They can still move but are cemented more by heavy build out, electrical connections, equipment, etc.With office some more space will be taken up by new business starts in an upturning economy.