Some basics that come to mind would be painting, pressure washing, light drywall patching, carpet cleaning, general house cleaning when the rehab is done.

If the unit does not have laundry or a dishwasher, I put that in the posting.

I think it looks like a good purchase as long as no differed maintenance pops up, such as a huge plumbing issue or anything else like that.Have you thought about how else can you get additional revenue, like laundry machines, wireless internet with a month access code, DVD rental, or vending machines in the common area?

Here are my projected cash flows rounded:Period 1 – 4,600 Period 2 – 1,600 Period 3 – 6,600 Total – 12,800NPV Based on 25% Discount Rate – 8,100 So, does this mean that if I wholesale it and receive 8,130 dollars, it will be a wash for me?

It is about 1680 Square feet finished (840 per side), side x side (mirror image), 2 bed, 1 bath duplex with separate everything (Gas/Electric/entries/laundry), a 2 car garage w/ 1 extra off-street space, big back yard, great views of the park, and in a phenomenal location.

The one thing I did was get single hung for the rentals , no need for double hung , I have never had a tenant wash the windows .

Clue: where was he with this advice before he owned mortgage provider banks and other companies and investments which will benefit from increased home sales?

However, as reported in other posts that was eventually a wash. its the proverbial 'cat & mouse' but the cat has traps (that keep moving) :)good luck

Such is basically eye wash guys.Just look to a stadard RE contract in the default provisions.

You may need to pull all of the carpets also.Expensive way: there is a paint brand that will cover odors, and you must first wash the walls.I will go get my coveralls and come over to help you,Tevis