In my jurisdiction a CO monitor is mandated if you have a combustion source at your property, as is at least one smoke alarm per floor irregardless of a combustion source.

I have been looking for apartments below 150 and from all of them found the below deal the best option but wanted feedback from the BP community.Here are the deal details :Purchase Price: $129,900 Bedrooms: 2Baths: 1 full, 1 halfBuilt in 1974HOA Fee: $228/moCooling: CentralHeating: Forced airLast sold: Mar 2016 for $105,000Taxes (2015): $1341/yrMaintenance incl: Water, Insurance, Trash and sewerFEATURESBasketball Court, Doorman, Elevator, Flooring: Tile, Garden, Patio, Pool, Porch, Tennis CourtDescription:The perfect investment property!

I've had experience with FHA requiring tedious repairs such as adding hand rails to small sets of steps, painting the floor, walls, and ceilings in basements, and other things that perhaps the seller is unwilling to do.

Yes, but not one with stain glass and all, Mennonite church/ two open floors. it was in an area that was zoned for 2 family, i went before the zoning board as a condition to buying the property, and was able to convert it to a 2 family /  2 levels, student rental ( got 8 bedrooms out of it).

I was wondering what everyone's thought was on this 12 unit apartment complex.Two of the units need completely gutted and rehabbed and the others are just mostly paint, flooring, a few minor bath and kitchen updates.  

I'll make sure to specify needed rehabs - windows, kitchen (possibly), floors.

Also they could use light updates- paint, flooring and maybe cabinets.

I have mobility issues and wondering if the facility is ADA compliant (elevator) since the meet-up will be on the second floor?

The third unit and the 1st unit share an electric meter however the 3rd floor has it's own gas. 

But tile, lights, flooring and paint all come from Home Depot.