I have no data, but from my experience this is the key to section 8 rentals, buy and update a home which will attract the better quality section 8 tenants.

You are unlikely to find quality advice for $100 that would save you $5,000 while you prepare your taxes yourself.

depends on the quality of the assets and the reliability of consistent rental income.this is an age old argument and really a personal choice at the end of the day.

Don’t want expensive, high end furnishings or low quality either. 

In concerns the improvement of the exterior or interior design, artificial turf provides a beautiful and minimal-invasive solution. But that is not the end of it as not all artificial grass is the same. It is therefor...

With the right teams in place - investor focused realtor / inspector / PM / Lender - you should be able to get a good idea of the quality of investment it will be. 

I'd be happy to share knowledge.Hey Dennis.Thanks for the comment.I'm looking mostly at larger syndications deals (150+ units, multi family), doesn't really matter where exactly, as long of course that it's a good, quality location. 

As investors our job is to produce high quality end products, worth hopefully significantly more then what we paid.

size + quality then, because that level of due diligence is fairly unacceptable

so, whatever the comps that you need to target are - you go for thosein terms of getting desired rents, certainly finishes will come into play a little bitand then of course you want a safe, high quality rentalone thing to note that is not often pointed out is that, with a BRRRR, the higher you boost the ARV, the higher your mortgage payment is going to be and the lower your cash flowso a few things to consider herehope this helps