Tell them what you do (or want to do). 

So my gut feeling just based on what you said would be to get it "freshened up" (6 panel doors, some nice paint, replace some carpets, remove clutter, heavy cleaning, clean ducts) and get as much as you can out of it.

This is the one aspect of investing that as opened so many doors for me and continues to do so.

It is located in Myers Park, adjacent to the South Park area.All my attempts to get anything larger on the MLS have been met with bidding wars and my highest and best offer was not good enough.I’d be happy to meet with you when you’re down here visiting.

Have Security hooks for every door but the front?

Lastly, you could rent and store cash reserves for a larger down payment, and this will reduce your DTI ratio.

Start at the tub and work towards the door....that way you aren't trying to work with a thin piece near the tubBefore I snap in the piece, I would probably put a big bead of silicone down on the joint between the tub and floor and then put the plank down so the silicone gets a good seal to the plank..... then later put another bead on "top" of the plank to tub joint

More than likely your talking about a larger building, run by a management company - but behind them the homeowners should be shaping how they want their condo building to look going forward.

I have 122 front doors in Northeast Ohio and you can get the 1.5% rule.  

I run comps all of the time and come out with $100 a door.