(knock on wood).put Panasonic fans in each bathroom. they are the best and it's just a few bucks more than the crappy Nutone from HD.not sure why people are having problems with disposals. i put brand new one in each house.put slotted bifold closet doors if closet has exterior wall. it will allow air movement, so wall will not mold.

I suggest you seek other lenders as it seems the CU has made up thier mind where to slot you.

Good hinges, locks, hasps, I'd suggest covering windows with bars or heavy screening with expanded steel.

Originally posted by @Ryan Steele: @Joshua Burke Welcome to Bigger Pockets.

@Robert Steele - I agree completely!

@Ryan Steele is the first but I'm sure his won't be the last!

@Ryan Steele The date of tenancy begins after the lease agreement is signed, move-in monies (rent, deposit, etc) are paid, and keys are given to the tenant.

Originally posted by @Ryan Steele: @Mike Hansen without even realizing it, you have pointed to a major flaw in the idea of biking/jogging or walking the town....I buy more in the winter on average then I ever do in the warmer months.

My suggestion is fill up your 9 slots with 4 unit properties and 1 primary.

Basic Stainless Steel Appliance Package: $2,500 (frig, stove/oven combo, vent hood, dishwasher, with labor to install - we do not include microwave)New Roof: $4,000 (new tin roof - prices vary greatly depending on # of squares area on the roof)New Carpet: $2,000 (includes new pad with aprox. carpeted area of about 1000 sq. ft.)Bathroom Remodel: $2,500 (new ceramic tile shower stall, new ceramic tile flooring, new vanity, mirror, light fixtures, sink, and faucet fixture)Paint Interior: $3,000 (includes painting and some general drywall/finishing prep work)New Vinyl Siding: $3,500 (covering existing cladding with vinyl siding)Paint Exterior: $2,000 (2 coats of exterior paint, minimal prep work)All of these are VERY basic estimates based on a house with 1400 square feet of total interior space.