I can do everything myself unless I’m not legally allowed to do (ie: electrical and air conditioning). 

I'll never forget my conversation with a (typically very smart) tenant who was so happy that a bunch of clean air/water/daycare/parks propositions passed.

The biggest thing is it doesn't have central air so I know that's going to be anywhere from 2 to 5000 to install.

The house currently only has forced heating, and I plan on putting AC into the forced air system.

When I first started I was sleeping on an air mattress and eating ramen noodles and spending all my time learning about wholesaling.

There are window inserts that don't require siding removal, but they may not be possible or as good from a water/air tight situation.Due to the age of the property, it is very possible that vinyl siding is installed over another siding.

Ft. detached structure that has it's own electrical, heating and air, and plumbing that we hope to renovate and rent out as a studio apartment for $500-$600 a month.All in all, our mortgage (With PMI) is around $1,700 a month.

I can see that but our mills out our way are very high tech and computerized etc etc plus they are kind of big open air type places and the log yards are just a bunch of equipment running around .

Central heat/air, wood-burning fireplace w/gas starter, newer paint & carpet. secure entry. patio.

My advice to the buyers was to either require a clear title or walk away - unless they wanted to live with the fact that one of the inheritors could come back in the future and make a claim against their property - and as real estate values continue to climb, that scenario becomes more and more likely.All it takes is for one of the inheritors to get a sniff of money in the air and all hell's going to break loose.