Because the sewer line is something that can’t be seen without a scope and is difficult/expensive to repair or replace, scoping it is a cheap way to find out if the property is in need of an expensive repair or replacement in the near future.

Basement storage is very uncommon in this area and would be a continued nuisance for us re: pest control, utility replacement, and addressing the work we have planned on the building which includes structural work in the basement. 

Alternatively, would you choose to keep these expenses since an HOC could in theory require a 1x fee if they are short on funds and need to do a major project like replace the windows, pave the parking lots, etc?

TBD - planning to update cosmetics to current market trends, replace HVAC and other Critical components What was the outcome?

I am currently buying and replacing my tenants air filter.

So, painting the interior walls, replacing the old cafe green countertops with butcher block, and updating the kitchen floors and backslash, as well as the bathrooms with a "beachy" tile!

So, painting the interior walls, replacing the old cafe green countertops with butcher block, and updating the kitchen floors and backslash, as well as the bathrooms with a "beachy" tile!

We know that nothing can replace a person-to-person experience, but when this wasn’t an option, operators were forced to accelerate their adoption timelines.

Fully renovated both levels, 2 2/1s mid century modern design.

I see that the "Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act of 2016" changed the FHA rules regarding condo financing and reduced the owner-occupied threshold from 50% to 35%.