For these reasons, currently, the utilities are included in the rent for all units.Here are a few pictures to give you an example:My partner and I currently have a vacancy and decided to put some capitol into the unit to attract working class tenants and reduce turnovers.

For some reasons I can't make the picture to go up right.

Pictures of the building as is to come.

Just had that happen to me, as I was studying abroad and my roommates failed to take pictures upon move-out, so we have next to nothing to combat a $600 cleaning fee with (that's for a 1 level, 3 bedroom house, btw, and the carpet cleaning was a separate fee...). 

I know they're gonna want both.What I would do at least, center island in the middle with dishwasher, move the sink to the center island as well (your going to need water and a drain there anyway for the dishwasher) Stove where the sink currently is with a vent hood.That's just going off your picture though, hard to tell how big this space really is.

Especially if already buying at the top of the market.If a buyer's financial picture suddenly changes due to large purchases, a lender would want to order a new appraisal to take another look at the deal.

(Picture a 2,000 sqft house from the 1970's that is all original on the inside.) 

Account Closed This doesn't look that bad to me from the pictures..

One last thing I would recommend is a good photographer to take EXCELLENT pictures.

Several other shocking pictures were found down there including the whole crawl space was covered in white dust which looked like Boric Acid.