It bolsters our keeping the deposit if needed.As for the leaking dish washer, if it is yours, and wasn't the result of damage, the cost could be on you.

You can also get the popcorn off and see where you have to put in plaster washers, where you have to replace sections of plaster, and where there’s no lasting damage.

Initial Down Payment: $63k (Lines of credit on our personal properties)Initial Loan: $420kConstruction Loan: $140kLOC injected for additional remodel $40k - we realized we could get more rent for an additional $10,000/unit to spend - washer & dryer in-unit, nicer finishes, and upgraded bathrooms.Cash injected for additional expenses: $20kRefinance after stabilization: $460k at 5.75% Int. for 5 yr., 20 yr.

On the first walk-thru with the realtor I realized we could blow out a wall and make the bathroom twice as big which would allow us to bring the washer dryer upstairs out of the old dingy basement.

I think it is helpful that it does have two car garages for the units on the bottom with washer dryer hookups.

Also have a pay washer and dryer.They are asking $85,900 which is a 12 cap.

I plan to provide a washer and dryer in the basement of my first rental property, a duplex.

While in the unit, I upgraded all of the finishes and added a washer and dryer.

It would be pretty funny if the original tenant is the one that was here asking about this the other day.. 

Property Details: Location: Long Island, New York Purchase Price: $330,000 Down payment: 3.5% PITI: $2,450 (Includes PIM)Invested Capital: $65,000Appraised Value: $425,000Rehab Overview:Main Floor: Living room and bedrooms: repainted walls, added base and crown molding, cleaned up framing around doors and windowsFloors: sanded and stainedBasement (apartment):  Demoed entire spaceAdded a kitchen, bathroom, washer/dryer room, and legal master bedroom (Egress Window)Tenants Overview:I found my tenants using FB marketplace.