I would just double-check the finishes of sold comps to make sure they are in line with your property.What is your budget for all that work?

More information- a place near by rents out to weddings for $1400 for one day, it’s about double the size and nicer.

If the deposit is double the rent, you could; but I'd do an inspection now (and after they move out) to ensure there is no major damage.

That's double if I'm doing the math correctly :-)I think that takes a lot of nerve.I would say NO.

Check and double check current numbers and repairs.

My deductibles are $6K range and all properties are 2005+ build, 2000 SF +/- double story.Location Houston TXThis is my first time working with insurance as well as roofing company.

One thing of note is that Utah is approaching the top of a cycle right now, but over the next 35 years will double in population.  

There have been some great studies pointing out how new home building has doubled in size from the previous post-WWII US housing boom.

So I knew there would be almost double the square footage to work with.

>but quickly realized that trading time for money wasn’t going to be enough if I wanted to create wealth while living in California.I think you are entering a tough market.  2.5 years ago (before interest rates doubled)  it was a much easier market.