Poor insulation and single pane windows will raise that cost to run the furnace quite a bit so you might want to see where the break point is for upgrading.The biggest issue is power outages in the winter.

However, I think I should have been on a trajectory of raising the rent.

If you can float the property until the lease is up that might be an option if it’s a great opportunity once you raise the rents.

Likewise, the Fed will not hold interest rates high for a prolonged period of time (but the next couple of years will see them elevated I guess)… In the short term they will continue to raise them to continue to combat inflation.  

Hello Sara, I am a General Contractor and I own and operate Raising Detroit.

For example, Brandon Turner was great as a podcast host that helped a lot of people and now seems like another slimy online guru who is better at promoting and fund raising than being a good operator. 

A low price would be important but not too low (so that it raises buyer concerns) and ideally a brand that is well known and liked by MH buyers. 

Just like @Nicholas L. and @Scott E. use him to get pumped up and to feel motivated but stick to books, BPs, and real-life experience.I would never invest in one of his deals, I believe the big returns were cash-out refis after raising rents and the others are like 3%.

We make money from value add features and services: credit card fees (ACH is 100% free), credit reporting for tenants, insurance policies (both renter’s insurance and landlord), our lease creation and e-sign feature.

There are a lot of assets in Columbus that are basically turn key properties, and even if you have some minor renovations (5k-10K)I would recommend trying to go after an interest-free credit card AFTER you are approved and close for your loan.