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Tyler Moore
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  • Evans, GA
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Looking for value add ideas on 28 unit purchase

Tyler Moore
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Evans, GA
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We are closing on a 28 unit property next week in a C to C- area. Our first priorities are to make the outside have a safer appearance for better curb appeal. Initial thoughts are removing trees to give the parking lot a more open appearance, and installing LED lights to light the parking lot up substantially more than it is. Other thoughts are perimeter fencing, and possible surveillance cameras. We are welcoming any additional ideas the BP community has, especially looking for people that already have experience in this situation. Thanks in advance!

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Christopher Makestas
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Christopher Makestas
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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A fence and camera might have the opposite of the intended effect. It could draw attention that the area may be unsafe and susceptible to future issues. Stick to manicured outside look (i.e., new paint job, clean landscaping, good lighting, etc.). 

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