Property mix of three buildings. one in 1980 and other two prior 20 years, all connected now with connecting walls.

The roof has at least been done periodically, but windows are broken, walls are falling down.

I also put in laminate floors and removed the wall to the kitchen and dining room so you could see the lake from the kitchen.

Over the last year, four separate surveys have been taken asking when we can expect the next recession to occur: The Pulsenomics Survey of Market AnalystsThe Wall Street Journal Survey of EconomistsThe Duke University Survey of American CFOsThe National Association of Business Economics70% of all respondents to the four surveys believe that a recession will occur in 2019 or 2020 with an additional 18% saying 2021.However, we must realize that a recession does not mean we will experience another housing crash.

My intention is to flip it by rehabbing it as a single family due to it comping well with single families vs duplexes(higher spread) and the fact that the dividing wall was already torn down.

Upstairs from the main level is a half size floor composed of a large bonus room, an office (no closet but I could add one to make it a bedroom), and a full bathroom.On the Ground level is 2 bedrooms, a ¾ bath, and a room that was used as a kitchen/family/laundry room – there’s another washer and dryer connection here and a half kitchen.Electrical, plumbing, and heating are not split between upstairs and downstairs, though downstairs has in-wall cadet heaters.  

You want to make it very painful for them to stay beyond day 3.There's the issue of damage to the property - banging into walls while moving out. 

I once bought a foreclosure that had a cat living in the walls.

I'll have to start now with my kids not bouncing off the walls all the time lol!

Stock Market Investing Books - One Up on Wall Street (Peter Lynch), A Random Walk Down Wall Street.