Also, for every pet in the home, "you should expect to get 30 fewer days of performance from your air filter" - which adds stress to the system with lack of compliance. 

  - The mobility is unneeded for the vast majority of the population- Biggest reason, indoor plumbing. 

The investor developer does not generally pay full market value as there is no money in it for them.So it sounds like you either need to re-tenant it, sell to an end user, or if there is another highest and best use a developer might buy based on dirt value and improved re-development potential with air rights to increase property values. 

Just concerned about how to get central heat/air in the  basement. 

One question to clear the air with your tenant may be to reach out to them and ask what method would be easier for them to catch up on rent until you begin the regular scheme.

Also up in the air is exact timing of rolled over cap gains, with big funds lobbying for 360 days versus the proposed 180; lengthening the construction period beyond the suggested 30 months; and allowing interim profits to be rolled forward.All the same, looks like OZs will be a good alternative to 1031s.

My girlfriend and I recently bought a drone (DJI Mavic Air to be specific).

Heat will be forced hot air or baseboards( finalizing quotes this week.

I just wanted to toss this in the air for any of the great minds that are here to help. 

For example if a company like American Homes 4 Rent bought 200 properties in each market and they only bought 3 bedroom 2 bath houses built 1990 or newer, had the exact same tenant screening criteria, had 100% consistent finishes in there houses (like every house has central air, stainless steel appliances, gray paint, etc).