i provide dishwasher if we are putting a new kitchen. also a garbage disposal.sometimes i provide washers/dryers if i have extra laying around (i always seem to have them).sometimes i have purchased fridges and ovens since it's best to invest in capital expense and get a tenant than to have a house sit empty forever.our lease also states that tenants should purchase the appliance plan, which noone really does purchase. 

Although we’re not a local bank or credit union, we are independent mortgage brokers with experience in financing options that consider rental income rather than personal income. 

But it is time to scale back to give us more time to focus on our family and some other projects.So now we are in the process of selling 9 properties in Colorado and 7 properties in Ohio.

We will be adding a day light basement to their Studio House plan to capture views of the lake we are building on.

We are in touch already, but for anyone else reading this, I thought I'd throw in some thoughts about your question on starting with turnkeys and thoughts on that. 

In my opinion, it has already started, we are going to see single family residential zoning going away.

For 2025 we are assuming it will rise at $1500-1600Same townhomes pending at $260’s; if we upgrade kitchen/bathroom around $275 upCurrent tenant leaves Dec 31, 2024 Assuming rent stays the same for LTR, we will be cashflow negative since Home/Hazard Insurance and Taxes will increase inevitably.Should we:1.

Me and my girlfriend recently moved into a home we are renting along with another couple in the separate basement unit.

We have had a few walk through and done property analysis on several properties, but are not really cognizant of what we are getting into.

We are paying 5k rent for a 4 bedroom single family house.