This is a good fit for someone who completed a substantial amount of work, but not someone who purchased below market, threw in some flooring and painted.

Renter's insurance is now mandatory on all our rental properties, and I tell this story to all prospective tenants which clearly paints a picture of why it's a good idea! 

The property does need carpet, paint, and some simple updates.- Create LLC in the name of the address of the property.

The need help with some repairs including electrical, hvac, plumbing, and other cosmetic repairs like paint, dry wall, and laminate floor board replacements.

The first unit has ~75% occupancy but mostly because I take it off for a few weeks in low season to go through everything, fresh paint, etc.  

It's tough to figure out what I can do with the backsplash or peninsula to make it pop in the photos and look appealing without painting the cabinets.

It needed a kitchen and bath remodel, flooring and paint throughout, deck repair and staining, and some electrical and siding work.

I think he finishes all his basements these days, but for the about 500 sq ft, where he just frames, drywalls, paints and carpets, he would do it for about $40-50/psf ($20-25k).  

Something that is out dated, maybe needs new paint, carpet, landscaping and so on, but nothing major.

We launched some paid advertising, however the results were bad.About 6 weeks ago I started doing deeper research on his particular business model and I began putting the pieces together to help generate some leads and get him and my sister back to making money again.Fast forward to just over a week ago since I completed his setup, and so far he’s had 5 appointments to view job sites so he may submit bids, and he’s locked up 2 contracts worth $15,500 and $31,500 totaling $46,000 in new business.This case study serves to support any REI professionals seeking inbound leads including…

Contractors of all types (Roof, Foundation, Electrician, Plumbing, Painting, Etc...)