The wood rot is in sections all over, some small, and some more extensive, because the previous owner didn't use the correct size sheets and never sealed seams or nail holes.

I guess it depends on how extensive your renovation is but if its mostly cosmetic for 1-4 units it should be done in 3 months. 

For example, the latest study I read said a solar system in New York will increase sales price around 5% while Riverside, CA only increased 2.5%.Whatever you do, don't listen to "studies" performed by solar companies.

You were willing to trade $2500 for them to come to do the job, despite the fact that you were bothered enough by the no call, no show to write a scathing review one day after they had not performed.

I was intrigued by the size of the property, great location, and upside once I got the building performing and renovated.

And if evaluating certain passive 1031 opportunities for replacements you'll probably want to access a broker/dealer or a commercial realtor for commercial opportunities.Most of these folks are vey willing to consult with you at no charge and trust you'll later use their services to perform their assigned tasks.

That being said, if there ever was a situation where “past performance is not indicative of or guarantee of future success” this is it.

That will almost always hurt the relationship and certainly ruin your performance history.

So I am a first time home buyer and I have signed a contract to purchase a home I dearly love all my part of the home buying process is done problem is the seller has tax lien on the property and closing date has been changed 3 times a request to release lien was made and was suppose to had closed oct 22,2021 so realestate agent sent a extension addendum to the seller but seller isn't wanting to sign he is behind on state taxes and promise to pay has him behind and the state tax dept says no release until he is caught up lawyer says could be a couple more months but again seller isn't wanting to sign extension addendum what should I do at this point .

@Marc Jackson what would you call the average performance (gross income and net income) from a PCB Townhome within say 5 blocks of the water?