I actually answered every question that I could confidently within the first 30 minutes, the remaining time was spent organizing questions under category using the mini dry erase board they supplied, and through this process was able to find most of the answers I needed in an organized manner.

Thank you,Imran @Imran Ukani (I'm not to clear on how to use the @Name function quite yet...)

Other considerations may be energy efficiency, age, style of the home, functionality, condition, marketability and useful economic life of the entire property.

There is the function of the "time value of money" there is also the  "money value of time", I bet Brandon hits on that!

The kitchen probably wasn't functional and maybe hadn't been in 30-40 years.

When you post a topic, be sure to post it in its appropriate category.Also, use the search function to find threads related to your questions.

Renatus has done a great job in compiling the material and organizing it and providing a vehicle to access it.

Have you tried the search function here on BP @Elijah Smith  ?

Once you pay the relocation, you can put in new tenants and adjust the rents to as high as the market can bear, something on the order of $1,800+ all day for an outdated but functional 2 bedroom.

Welcome @Daniel ZamoraRead up ~ Learn the search function well ~ and best of luck!