I'm looking for the biggest bang for my buck; need to get another 10-15 years out of the home.Thank you in advance for any feedback.Sam

If they buck, that's a huge red flag.

Even mature tenants can't normally plan that far in advance and the majority of them will break the lease before the two-year term is complete.3.

The building is called Wood Lake TowersI've been telling him he needs to talk to some experienced investors to figure out what his options are to get the biggest bang for his buck.

That is where you might find the best bang for your buck. 

If the property is prominent, it might make financial sense to invest a few bucks to talk with an attorney who can help you out.

But also, my goal was never to try to make a quick buck.

So to that end to buy these you had to be able to do this all your own without the benefit of a title company or lawyer.. so thats what we did we bought them without title insurance and did our own docs and recorded them.. this is where the deals are made.but alas its now illegal in our area to do this.. the laws were passed in 07 08 to protect these folks from all the scammers.I bought more than one courthouse step property only to show up and talk to owner and they showed me some paper work from either a foreclosure scammer company that charged them like 1000 or 1500 bucks and said their problem would go away.or a contract they had from a wholesaler that never closed.. and they lost the house altogether.. in our model it was high risk high reward.

The big developers turning 10 to 20 projects a year or more might get it done for 85 bucks a foot.

I was going to say this exact same thing, but add that she should try Two Buck Chuck to save money.