Is there a form letter people use to send out say here is the itemized damage charges and a bill for the uncovered amount?

But if you are sourcing fresh filings and are able to obtain the executor information you should also be looking at the decedent's last address.

If I repainted I'd be doing it to get the "wow" factor (and fresh-paint smell) of a completely repainted apartment, not because any walls are so bad currently that potential tenants would look at them and run.I no there's no one-size-fits-all answer, but generally speaking, which of these upgrades would deliver the biggest bang for the buck?

Looking for some advice. Last year we bought a house near Indiana’s largest lake on 6 acres in Bloomington, IN. Paid 180 and it appraised at 205. It is kind of a weird place in that there are only 2 bedrooms and small...

They would often have fresh killed meat(s) hanging in dry curing cabinets they made & it was very tender.

My last rehab took one day to rent because nothing else on the market at the time even had fresh paint.

We are also removing plaster and updating with drywall, and are adding new flooring in the bathroom and downstairs, and of course, fresh paint throughout.

I assume the question is trying to uncover if I am downgrading because of financial issues?

I just wanted to chat with someone, not on a public forum, about what I can and can’t do, what restrictions I can place…to get the best possible tenant into my freshly remodeled house.Lastly, I obviously want to maximize my return.  

Lots of great info, I've gotten a lot out of it.I analyze deals all day long, so if you're looking for a fresh set of eyes, I'm more than happy to chat.