Hello. I’m remodeling a house for rental and I’m debating if replace all carpet for hardwood floor, even on rooms and closets. My concern is if it is a good idea to get rid off carpet, will it be appealing for renters...

I would bite the bullet and get everything rent ready and then decide.3.

Before signing a contract with the tenant request a Proof of Funds if they are paying cash or a pre-approval if they are going to get financing.

All this glass makes it so the interior space is contiguous with the exterior space.

The last transaction we can confirm was on Oct 1st, 2021 which we have proof of through our payment processor.

I usually ask for some form the rent roll/rent ledger showing payment history and some form of proof of payment (I'm a bit paranoid) for the last two months (deposit receipts, bank statements, online receipts for payments made online rent portals, etc.) 

We’ve found the best way to raise rent is:Determine market rentShare the proof with the tenant (they can see it on Zillow)Tell the tenant, given your rent is $x and market rent is $y, what do you think if a fair increase?

I started with my own funds as proof of concept, then started to do some joint venture deals and take other peoples money, only after I used my own and my mothers.

Possibly add can opener, utensils, corian and plastic glasses. 

We can feel it! The Bourbon Trail will surpass Napa Valley in revenue generated this year as well!