This tells you from the outside that there is opportunity to add value in updating the property, but also, the inside may match the outside (original cabinets, pink tile in bathroom etc.)Aside from deferred maintenance, look for properties that are on busy streets, next to a gas station, or has any challenges to them.

Counter tops...cabinets..light fixtures etc. and appliances-Bathrooms both outdated.

They're great for small businesses that simply need a desk, four walls, some cabinet space, and privacy.Leases currently begin at 1yr.

That way if you're renting to a family of four (mom/dad, 2 kids) that gives them an extra room for guest/play/office etc.Do some inexpensive kitchen upgrades (paint cabinets, new hardware, backsplash) and put the rest towards the new room.

The property belonged to my brother who was hospitalized and needed his rental property prepared to be re-rented.They left butts in the carpet, cabinets, sink and etc.

Once we emptied the cabinets, we realized they were in much worse shape than they appeared.

Valley area: hardwood flooring, cabinet refinishing, faucet replacement, toilet replacement, and a few other very small things....all during mid to late November.Can anyone recommend a contractor who could do these things reliably and at a reasonable price?

Did you get the cabinets locally or from an online source?

They take up a lot of space and are difficult to fit in a standard file cabinet (since they're legal sized).Is there any reason at all to keep the paper copy of the HUD if you have a pdf copy?

(cabinet knobs, a screw not painted, a 50 cent part, a gutter downspout.