I think it must be in the carpet...maybe removing is the best bet.

Your best bet for what you are looking for would be to look in Colorado Springs, or Pueblo.

Bet it is a price boost for NJ, though NJ has similar laws. 

Hmnnn.. the sistering sounds right, the girder seems a bit high, but the columns seem too high to me. 

Its also really difficult to do rehabs if you don't have experience in construction.I kinda think your best bet is to start with a rental that is mostly move in ready within 30min or a hour from where you live/work. 

Within the Cleveland market, check out the cities of Maple Heights, Garfield Heights, and Euclid, as those will be your best bets in the price range you're talking about.

I'm not sure of the rates but I bet it will be less than cap gains on your investments.

I would bet even month within the next year they will be banned or severally restricted in Washington and Oregon (even though they’re really only targeting Portland and Seattle.) they’ll say it reduces inventory for families to live in and drives up costs.

“He may go to court and find some error in the sale procedure,” said Gary Singer, a real estate attorney who writes a weekly column for the South Florida Sun Sentinel.

@Johnny Dang well at least you have one tenant who is a sure bet for rent haha.I like to estimate my capex at 10%, and would with your HVAC concerns especially.