I have a condo rented on the second floor of three story building and the lady downstairs came to my tenant yesterday and said the water is leaking from the light fixture.

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He is a foreman for a large commercial construction company, and does tons of lighting design work on the side for bars, high end houses, clubs, etc so he knows the trends and really just has a knack for picking out cool stuff.  

I painted ceilings, removed nails from the walls, and took off the light switch and plug-in covers.  

I then do a light rehab [with their funds as well] then go to my local credit union and refi.  

If those systems used a pilot light, the pilot orifice could be blocked up. 

Also, in light of avoiding this issue all together I am going to reach out to an attorney and put together a legitimate contract before moving forward with any transactions. 

Front is two parking spaces.Quick numbers: $35k price with no owner financing available, $1000 in repairs (mostly paint and a couple light fixtures), $60/yr in condo fees (only for mowing a field where there are no condos).

Is my highest ROI mowing lawns, installing fixtures or clearing drains?  

I'm not taking it lightly at all, Joel.