Your inspection of the property should NOT be done until his stuff is totally out and you can see the condition of the walls and floors, outlets, etc, behind, under, or above, whatever he has that is blocking that view.

I groggily rubbed my eyes and was just about to get up and walk her to the window where the "bush was rubbing" just as my toe hit the floor, the basement door right across from our bedroom door started shaking rather loudly and the handle was twisting very fast back and forth.

Baths and kitchen need work, maybe redone completely, the rest appears to be painting, some flooring, and some baseboards, a few doors.

You can't just simply buy a house slap paint on it, new landscaping, floor and expect to sell it for 5 digit profits.We all know that the subprime fallout has caused lenders to force many into foreclosure, these numbers are only expected to grow through the next 1-3 years.So would it be wise to think if you were looking to get into the flip market that these foreclosures would have the potential to be a profitable investment?

For example, if you go from carpet to all wood flooring in your rental to increase its value, you're kidding yourself.

Everything was going well until I got the floor plans done by an architect.

I literally would set the book down on the floor and do the repairs as I read it from the book.

Good location for a rental..not an OO, as you can see the highway from the top floor.

(PA)From what ive read it is only required to have a permit when your changing a pre-exiting floor plan (ie: removing walls, floors and outdoor contruction) which i plan on doing, and you have to have a rought sketch of your new floor plan. who do i submit this sketch to?

Then on the left for rows you could have the different sections like flooring, countertops etc.