@Mike McGee I have found the executive offices are generally easier to rent than larger offices, but depends on the city.

I think the more accurate answer to that question will depend on what happens on Prop 10 in a few weeks.

Depending on weatherThe following is the repair bid and information on the said above address.

Anything past that, is solely going to depend on how handy you are.

Unfortunately, like all things real estate, it depends.

Hi Patrick,It depends on the type of investor.

Account Closed I'd recommend talking to a CPA who is familiar with Form 3115 and foreign real estate as it appears yours may not be, or depending on the specifics of the property having a cost segregation study done.

Depending on your goals and income needs, many investors use their self-directed IRA's and 401(k)'s to invest in real estate or notes.

That cost can be from $500-$2000 depending on how difficult the situation and if it goes beyond one appeal. 

I can see about a dozen fairly simple improvements to make the building far more appealing, depending on your budget.