I'll start things off with Nanticoke:Its a small working class city.

Then I drove around through every street and wrote down address of every new construction, or recently built and sold new house.

The message contained pictures of each property from the street to demonstrate they were still standing.Unfortunately, this is not the same story my residents told.My real estate agent was given information by a residents that their home had a notable leak in the bathroom.

I love the city of Indianapolis and seeking out the best deals for my clients.

I have lived in the city for 8 years now and I know it's a good area with a lot of wealthy families (Oak Park, IL). 

Which equates to heirship issues, leins from the city for keeping the grass cut, interest in those leins depending on how old they are, and a host of other potential hiccups. 

The first few properties we purchased were in the City of Chicago.

I am working on a commercial project in Kansas City and am in need for some architect referrals.

Does anyone have good recommendations for the following:General ContractorHandymanThanks all!

Is the property zoned for a duplex, if not you will need a variance from city hall with is another headache.Also, you do not want to make tenants live thru a large renovation as you mentioned.