If I haven't scared you off yet, I am going to admit anyone could regurgitate a list of terms but they mean nothing if you the effort to learn them.

Trying to get info from the health department is time consuming but she's getting there. 

We will innitally leave the rents where they are, raise rents slightly when leases are up but dio not want to scare away any of the three very long term tenants, if any do decide to move the market rent is $1250-$1350 for a 3br 2ba with laundry (tenants pay all utilities)Vacancy is very low.

If you plan on holding for a long time I wouldn’t be scared to jump in there.

Then be creative for their current use, wedding venue, events, horse boarding, mental health retreats for the rich, drug rehab for the rich. 

You are obligated under certain circumstances to have the local Board of Health inspect and verify that the apartment meets State Sanitary Code and safety standards prior to renting it.

A wet basement is not only smelly but can lead to bigger problems like structural damage, and toxic mold that is hazardous to your health.

If it’s not a pandemic then it will be something else, you can always find a reason to wait if your not confident or scared.

A lot of the places scared the **** out of me.

The real scare is that due to the COVID scare we end up with more vitual learning for the long term.