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Grace C.
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How to budget for maintenance cost

Grace C.
  • New York City, NY
Posted Aug 14 2017, 11:51

Hi, I know "it depends" but in general how should I estimate maintenance cost of a property? 

I'm seeing a 100-year old house "completely renovated, systems and cosmetic" in 2011. Is there some sort of guideline that I can follow to budget the maintenance cost for an old house like this? (It's a remote location and I'll hire a management company or handyman to service it).

Thank you so much!

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