Grey can definitely be depressing in a small room the size of a prison cell.

This scumbag and the rest of the perpetrators of this scam should be in prison for defrauding the world and attempting to extort us out of hundreds of billions of our hard earned dollars!

I don't know how it is in your county but in mine the septic/Board of Health is notorious for this kind of low level corruption.

But the existing housing stock east of John R and South of Holy Family Regional School is notoriously low-end.Compare the pricing around Reuther MS and then compare around Hamlin Elementary, then look at West MS, Van Hoosen, Then Stony Creek/Hart.

Currently converting an old cannary, fruit processing company, low security prison (this is a big one!).  

Small ones ( 10 units or fewer) are notorious for infighting, mutually destructive behavior, petty grievances, illegal maneuvering, etc.I have had investment experience in all types of condos.  

He could be starting a career as a low-life, scumbag drug dealer and if that's the case, he'll be in and out of prison his entire life.

If possible check with prison she's at and find out how you can have her sign a release that will let you let someone pick up her stuff and that she had to vacate .  

Therefor, I don't think you can give any general ranges for any of these items.It also depends on the quality of the item that was installed in the first place...and who did the installation.On top of that, items like furnaces, which demand maintenance (changing filters regularly) will have a shorter "shelf life" in rentals since tenants are notorious for not maintaining them. 

Here in the Cleveland Ohio suburbs, the POS inspectors are notoriously vague with their reports, and I'm not a foundation expert so I'm trying to judge how big of a risk this job might be.