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Lee Cruz
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  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
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I dont want to hear from my tenants for a few years. How do i...

Lee Cruz
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  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Id like to fix whatever i can during the rehab so i dont hear from my tenants for the first few years. If the water heater or furnace is 6-8 years old, but still working should i get it replaced before i refinance it with the BRRR strategy? Same with plumbing, should i replace the plumbing with new pipes even though its working fine at the moment? What are the items you guys would replace for fear it would break down in the nearing future? I dont want future breakdowns to eat at my cashflow, but rather fix it in the beginning while i do have the upfront cash. Thanks for reading

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