Plumbing, windows, driveway, etc - all big ticket items. 

@Irma Leibas No problem glad we could help.When you say looking for good contracts, are you referring to the contract you will use between yourself and the subcontractors? 

Knowing how to evaluate deals eliminates shortages.He's so impressed, He has referred his cousin to work with us.And that, my friends, is how you turn real estate into a family affair!

When looking for investment properties, here are some items you should consider:1.

Layered textures, warm wood tones, some vintage pieces, and subtle references to Austin’s roots.

Yes, cleaner going to be skimming it/pulling items off the top.

When issues come up most agents with half a brain should have team in place to fix items/ tenant turnover. 

Layered textures, warm wood tones, some vintage pieces, and subtle references to Austin’s roots.So it’s currently pacing around $165k/year in revenue, even with the recent STR supply surge and the house being in secondary area of Austin.Quick stats on the home:1. 4 bed / 2.5 bath2, ~2,300 sq ft3.

Here is the background:I have a 4 unit multifamily in the city that I am considering selling for the following reasons:-Gut renovated 2 units; other 2 units have long term tenants and those units need gutted (old electrical and plumbing constantly giving me issues) + big ticket items coming due (furnaces, deck rebuilds). 

., hot tub, sauana, views) Honestly a lot of items that at one point were "differentiators" such as a hot tub, view, sauna, outdoor area, etc are now must haves.