You can maybe get one in NE or SE DC or PG county but then your commute will be a disasterCondos are not bad but you will not get as much appreciation.

NJ should not be as bad as here in Denver or where you are in LA, but its still a process. 

Black pipe is not too bad, it's just the labor and knowledge to do it that really gets you.If you have the aptitude to do this, you can go for it.Option 2: Meter it yourself and manage the billing yourself ---> We looked into this but it just didn't sound like something we wanted to mess with and even with this, it would heavily depend on your existing configuation as far as the cost/feasibility. 

If the surrounding neighborhood, is bad, the tenants will likely be as well, and that will more-than-likely ruin this project for you.

Any town with 150,000 people has a plethora of good and bad options.

Bad news is that they’re not the most desirable businesses (Dunken and Walmart and Ross, etc.).

Provider also mentions that this is a standard stuff use to cover their (inspectors) liability when they don't fully inspect an item.I am trying to understand how bad the roof really is and planning to get a independent roof contractor to check on the roof. 

The bad ones get run off pretty quickly.

The bad ones get run off pretty quickly.

It's also somewhar diagonale which I heard is a very bad sign.Can anything be done to fix such a issue?