Paint is cheap and always makes things look fresh... cabinets, walls, ceilings.

I have 4 guys that work for me full time and do most of my repetitive tasks such as but not limited to: painting, cabinets, roofing, siding, yard work, windows, tile, carpet, light fixtures, and light plumbing.

While at that said condo, I opened up a cabinet above the TV looking for videos, and came across a book on owning rental property.4.

I did tile, grout, refinished and installed cabinets, installed fixtures, GFI outlets, drywall, paint replaced rotted wood, and removed old caulking and put new caulking.

So they're ending up with more square footage to sell, but it's "low amenity" square footage.Also the appliances, roof, cabinets and countertops are all lower quality than the '06 builds had!

I also keep a simple journal of what I do each day, it can be as simple as “painted bedroom” or “installed kitchen cabinets”.

new sheetrock new cabinets new toilets and appliances that is why the 30K rehab costs and why tey rent so fast....No splash and dash jobs....If I join I haveinsvestors willing to buy at the 60K mark and will put 12K in each so they will have cash flow on a 30 year AM..Guess we will see when I get there if they are TELLIN the TRUTH to truthteller...Really impressed with the dialouge here!

kellyCould always make it a wine cabinet.

Though i expect to contract for $255,000 Details follow. 8 plex renovated in 2006 and 2007: new roof, all apartments new carpet, painted, new windows, new lighting fixtures, new kitchen cabinets and appliances.4 two bedroom and 4 one bedroom all with w/d hookupsCurrently 100% occupancy with 1 year leases.Sheduled gross income $3300/monthtaxes and insurance $2500estimated maintenance $1800all apartments on separate water and electriclong time handyman on premises gets rent reduction for service.

so now I paint, customize, fix counters, cabinets, tubs, and tile.