Does anyone know a lender who will touch this? 

On the opposite end of the spectrum, Class D apartments are those you wouldn’t want to touch with a ten-foot pole.

The biggest job I've seen in the last 5 years or so was a 2-family in Roxbury that was LOADED with lead and everything had to be touched. 

Verify the zoning/land use - if you are buying vacant land, and it isn't already zoned residential, I would make sure you (or your agent) are touching base with the township to verify that there is a good chance it can be rezoned.

Well I won't touch it then haha.

In this specific case that is likely more tax advantages which often isn't the case with interest tracking.We can still claim start-up expenses just not in the current year.If you have 5 rentals, an interest allocation, and a new business venture, I think it is well past time to get in touch with a CPA

These are easy to rekey between tenants and not as expensive or temperamental as electronic locks.8 avoid carpet9 don’t be afraid to add a little extra touch as long as you keep budget in line.

@Jamon Cline"Everything verbal-verbal, but I want to see carpet-carpet go down and drywall-drywall go up that I can touch-touch."

This doesn't even touch in on the drain lines. 

(assuming the repairs, texture, and paint are all done by the same crew)Repairs like 1) drywall patches + texturing, 2) repairing cracks and drywall joints + texturing, 3) scraping off bad, flaky paint, 4) washing and/or degreasing surfaces that need it, 5) filling holes or divots, and 6) even trimming back any plants or tree limbs touching the house area to be painted?