This should be a purely biz decision, and if the nicer floor helps sell it faster, that might be the wise thing to do.

1) standardize to one battery type for your power tools 2) impact driver 3) fluke multimeter

I understand that out of pure luck or different wording one campaign can skew the data.

[If others disagree, I'd like to read why].So if your motivation is purely to maximize your current investment, perhaps find out how much the cheapest fixer-upper small studio, in as worse a neighborhood as you could stomach, in as far a radius from your work as commutable, would cost.

I've seen fancy excel analysis spreadsheets/models that churn out pure crap and make a legitimate, cashflowing investment look like a money pit that would push an owner into bankruptcy after a few months.

One, true cash flow" is generated purely by the property itself.

Of which both sides will be renovated and ready for tenants in the next few months.We're ready for our next property and would like to do one more hack before buying pure investment from the onset.I don't want to kill our cash cow, but I can't ignore the fact that selling at a peak could put us in a position to grow our cash cow heard.What are your thoughts?

According to my research a pure Cap Rate does not include property management expense.

You need to add a battery pack if you want to store energy.

This is purely speculation but might be worth something.