There is a list of items needed to make the home truly accessible including:Bathroom renovationThe should be able to turn a wheelchair around Add grab bars for the toilet and tub/showerChange all of the door hardware to handlesLower home controls including thermostat and possibly switches Good luck

There are a few other pieces of criteria that we consider but this is just a conversation starter. 

Maybe start there, where you can have an actual conversation with a person, potentially talk to some of their current clients, and generally vet each other before large sums of money change hands.

.- full bathroom update x2-A/C RepairThose are the main ticket items

This is just a general question, but I see it discussed on here a lot that your rental properties are under a different insurance company than your primary residence (and other items) because usually your main insurance companies aren't great with investment insurance. 

I just hope having this conversation makes us wiser and more prepared for any hiccups the market has for us. 

Once you know, you can estimate better what it would cost to replace those items. 

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I have had many adult conversations about jobs that weren't on time, not meeting expectations, there was miscommunication, etc but anyone who yells as me is treating me like a kid and is immediately dismissed and ignored.

I've had a few conversations with the owner and he's very motivated to sell.