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Tony Blaine
  • Specialist
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Capex To Raise Rents

Tony Blaine
  • Specialist
  • Las Vegas, NV
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In your experience for those who have at least done a couple CapEx Multi family investments, what has been your primary focal point when evaluating what to improve on a property to increase rents? Do you look at exterior or interior first? What interior improvements do you look for first to upgrade? Infrastructure, Kitchens, bathrooms?

What exterior improvements on a multi family does your eyes focus on when visiting a potential investment? Ext paint, roofing, pool area, landscaping, pavement, etc?

I understand this could depend on your area and target clientele, but would love to hear opinions from those valuable BP members who have a history of experience in this field.

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