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Updated 9 months ago,

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Shak F.
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Recommendations on renovation

Shak F.
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
Posted

Hello Charlotte BPs,

I am new to investing and upgrading properties. I recently acquired a class B single family property it came with tenants. They will move out in mid April. It's okay condition for me to live there, but may require some upgrade and some fixing if I rent it out. I plan to keep this property for a long term with long term or mid term tenants. I am not sure where to begin with fixing. At the sometime, I don't want to over do it. For minor upgrade and fixing, I am thinking of starting with general contractors. Does anyone have any recommendation how should I begin? I am hoping to refinance sometimes next year when interested rate goes down.

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