So when I need a new admin for the advertising business I own, I place an ad for a $10/hour entry level position and I get 100 resumes from kids who just graduated with a degree in speech communications, or marketing & PR, or some other BS degree (says the guy with a philosophy degree), and they're $100K in debt and no idea how they'll ever get out of it. 

If it's a D i'm not going to buy there.

It was renovated recently and features a rather artsy interior.Also it was stated that the 2-story house can easily be converted into 2 separate units by adding a kitchen to the second floor.

I specify in my ad that an excellent credit score and income is required as well as documentation (paystubs, bank statements, references, etc) and background check (costs about $25-30)I rent in a B neightborhood, I charge above market rent for the area but keep the place in top-notch shape.

They are the only company I am aware of that meets our needs of having one account that can handle multiple LLC checking accounts, ability to auto add late fees, allow you to block payment if you are evicting, allow for every other week rental payments, and many other features.  

Army Corps of Engineers projects that could mitigate the potential for future storm damage.The list is not all-inclusive, and other projects could be added down the line. 

For finding the right house, just make sure you walk around the block it's on.

@Vince Scolari That 4 plex was in downtown San Jose, a couple blocks from SJSU. 

In the next three years, I made several improvements—removed the asbestos/popcorn ceiling, added some can lighting, updated a few light fixtures and faucets, and bought a new stove, as well as painting the whole place myself.

The existing tenants have mentioned separately (this is an up/down duplex) of smell of mold.This is not difficult to believe if in fact there are these obvious cracks on the home exterior.There is no doubt water/moisture is getting into the home and creating a condition for mold to grow.We had a structural engineer out to do our buyer’s inspection yesterday, report is due out later this evening (11/04/17).Verbal communication while on site, indicated a mutually shared concern over these cracks.The roof appears fine.A wall in the backyard will need replacing as the soil weight has almost pushed this wall over and it is only a matter of time before this thing comes falling over.Boiler may need replaced, windows as there is some clear cold.These are just concerns at this time but inspection report will lay all this out once received later today.I should have been a little smarter in not agreeing to a change in inspection objection deadline when it was presented by seller.My buyer’s agent and I should really have talked this one over, as I realize now that, it left us with only hours after inspection to come up with our inspection objection response and to be honest I will not have time to get bids for any of the extensive repair items which I do not doubt will be confirmed in the report received later today.Seeking any advice that you can give on the following: Would you proceed with purchase of the above detailed home?