Great question and I completely get the appeal of wanting to prioritize portfolio cashflow once your paychecks stop.

Usually when I close on a house, the insurance company sends out somebody to do a visual inspection.

They are not well suited for a novice.You may see auction results that look appealing, but you don't consider things likea.

Unlike CPAs, EAs focus on tax matters and can represent clients before the IRS in audits, collections, and appeals.

It's completely off-the-grid home, very funky in a nice way... everyone that's been there loves it and I think it would appeal to outdoorsy/environmentalist/nature lover kinda folks.

Now, people are fighting back to appeal the raises. 

The two-family property now has better curb appeal and the rental units are much more desirable, which has helped me increase my rental income.

A 7.5% cap rate is definitely appealing, especially in today’s market.

You do the math.Plus all the the exterior projects: new siding, new roof, building out eave returns and soffit overhangs to fix the poor curb appeal, un-converting the attached garage, driveway, retaining walls, the detached garage, 144 truckloads of fill to create a front yard, landscaping... 

If you’re below $275K, focus on high-impact upgrades like improving curb appeal (landscaping, fresh paint), refreshing the kitchen and bathrooms (new hardware, lighting), or adding energy-efficient features (smart thermostats, LED lighting).