What makes you think that the floors need to be jacked up and "fixed"?

I'm currently in the middle of a minor remodel (windows, floors, paint) that should come out to cost about $9K.

City of Cincinnati will usually reduce the ticket by half if you clean it up and send a picture. 

Backstory: Renting out a very bright and clean basement apartment with painted concrete walls.

If those are wood floors, you may have saved quite a bit using faux wood tile.

I've been floored by the prospect of a 203K / Homestyle loan, but have yet to crack the code on how I could make it cash flow for me with only 3.5%-5% down (in the Bay Area at least....)After speaking on the phone with a loan broker, I was told that you could go as far as building an entire property with a 203k loan as long as there is an existing foundation.

The tenant is holding some of the panels together with zip ties...nice.It needs interior paint and carpet and a minor engineered wood floor fix.My question is….I don’t want to miss the market by waiting until 10-2019, selling when the tenant is out.

There are no major work currently, but what are the regular maintenance and cost of the well/septic, such as inspection, cleaning, testing, etc?

I turn off the water and cut out the main valve from the back, first the supply lines running up, from the floor, then top and bottom leading to the shower arm and the tub spout.

We had coin-operated washers and dryers on every floor of our residence hall.