If you can buy right and get a good handyman to rehab, you know how easy these properties are to work on. they are cement, so its really paint, interior/exterior doors, kitchen, bath tile. if you are doing bnb, then think about solar for both water and electric. with utilities being so high down there, its a good way to cut back on monthly expenses. for ACT 22, it also leaves you with a way that you can have tax free income, but you will have to claim residence back down there for at least 183 days a year to qualify.

I don't know what issues they face internally but they seem to co-own that together successfully.

Would really appreciate any advice.The quote is from WindowRama for total (7) windows, among which(5) windows: 5'-5" (H) x 2'-6"(1) window: 3'-5" (H) x 1'-8"(1) triple unit: 5'-3" (H) x 7'-8" There are five product options, the price includes material and labor:MARVIN ULTIMATE CLAD – ALUMINUM EXTERIORS & WOOD INTERIORS TOTAL: $17,550MARVIN INTEGRITY – FIBERGLASS EXTERIORS & INTERIORS TOTAL: $11,760ANDERSEN E-SERIES – ALUMINUM EXTERIORS & WOOD INTERIORS TOTAL: $13,150ANDERSEN 100 SERIES – FIBERGLASS EXTERIORS & INTERIORS TOTAL: $9,270UNITED 8000 SERIES – VINYL EXTERIORS & INTERIORS TOTAL: $9,840More detials:Supply & install new windows throughout 6th floor apartment.

Schedule an internal walkthrough with your PM. 

More info here: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxp...I can also say that in my experience, you have to file federal, OH state and city returns as a non-resident.

They love the interior unit and have no complaints.

The interior is all sheet rock (none of the batten strips every 4 foot on the walls and ceilings like a mobile).

Hire a competent EXPERIENCED Multi-family Architectural firm with an infrastructure (internally and reliable contractor contacts) in place to make the job happen.Step 2. 

Non-MPR repairs: update kitchen $4700, refinish hardwood floor $1500, remove debris / junk from interior $300, update both bathrooms $7000, interior painting $2500, landscaping $200.My lender has been looking at a VHDA loan for me with a 2% down payment assistance grant because of my first time homebuyer status.

He said the interior needed some deep cleaning and to be repainted, along with possibly replacing or fixing some cabinetry.