Double-wall brick, 3 stories. new roof, great foundation, newer wiring and furnace.

What happens if a tenant decides to remodel and takes out a wall before losing interest in the project?

I understand these one-piece units were installed before the walls of the house were even up and they sell multi-piece units for after-market replacement, but our contractor is telling us it still will not fit inside the bathroom without removing part of the wall.

Add your shower and then tile 3/4 of the walls.

The property is very close to the border.To answer to everyone, Chicago is known for having off the wall costs.

The properties have insurance policies through the HOA dues that we pay known as walls in/walls out policies which basically would replace the property to it's original condition in the event of disaster including all appliances, cabinets, fixtures, etc.

I have taken this from a friend of a friend's wall.

Even though a fire may look like it was localized, it could have spread behind the walls or up a chimney and cause more damage than you can see.

Green is OK if your furniture is complementing with the wall color.

For rehabbing apartments and installing something new, Rinnai wall furnaces are very popular.Definitely would stay away from electric.