Of you need to remove a partial wall (looks like there is a 3 foot section coming out from the outer wall), add a base cabinet that faces into the living room to cover damage to the flooring from where the wall was removed), and then put a counter top on top of it and have some legs to support it at the other end. 

Better to look in the valley, Orange County instead

The turning point was hen the washer keep pooping a leg off and thay would fix it, so I got my own spent $1200 , seeing that my checks were only $55 I gave it 2 months before I empty the coins my take was $367.00, three months later $416.00 and my biggest take with a full machine$434.00.

However; it sounds as if your market is very similar to ours here in Orange County, though your prices are much more reasonable! 

However I have already preleased all of them for over 50% more because the renovations I was able to do.Get a good attorney but do as much of the leg work as possible!

I'm trying to do the same thing in Orange County, CA.

@Dexter Wallace you are on the right thought process that if you go the route of purchasing from a turnkey provider that it will save you from doing much of the leg work.But what comes along with that is you most likely will have to pay more for the property then if you were to rehab it yourself.

Older dude just wants the stuff gone and someone to help with the leg work.. which there is money to be made in the negotiation of debt...

Whatever the case, I still highly recommend that you do some 'leg work' in verifying their employer, salary, position, and length of employment.

Just signed up yesterday...First post, first question:I'm a newbie, looking at a 1 BR condo I can get fairly cheap, and the rent payment would cover the mortgage payment right away, making it cash-flow positive...But I'm terrified of the nightmare scenario where someone falls down the stairs, breaks their leg, etc, or whatever the scenario, and I get sued and get wiped out financially.