All of the Above (haha) HVAC, roof, trim, paint, floors, foundation, electric, plumbing, fixtures, bathroom, kitchen, landscaping, flooring.

Just paint and landscaping What was the outcome?

I work 70 hrs a week at my job, run my real estate business and I run a landscaping buisness.

insurance $2,285 landscaping $300 management $1,606 professional $200 property taxes $2,190 maintenance $4,155 utilities $19 total $10,755I need to know if these expenses are reasonable before I decide if/what to offer.

Cap ex, vacancy, routine maintenances, taxes, insurance, landscaping/snow removal(depending on market) and whatever else you can throw at the numbers. 

Just curious for those who have done a little rehabbing to the landscaping to increase the appeal & value for a residential property to potential tenants, what type of plants did you end up going with and why?

.- Vacancy (7%), Taxes (get actual #), Insurance (get a quote), Cap Ex and Repairs (15%), Property management (8%), Trash (get quote if needed), Landscaping (get quote).You can change them around as you see fit, i.e. it was just remodeled so there won't be as many repairs/cap ex.Good luck.

Here's what you're gotta look at that:GROSS RENTS minus:TaxesOwner paid utilities (water, gas, electrical paid by owner)Landscaping/snow removal paid by owner.Property management feeInsuranceVacancy and maintenance budgetsThat's going to be your net rent

Hey BP,So I am looking for a landscaper that can redo my landscape on my current home.Would like to have someone that can design my landscape and actually do the job.If you know a good landscape design company.

Purchase price: $240,000 Cash invested: $63,500 Contributors: Tara Shedden Self-managed fourplex; landlord pays water, sewer, trash, landscaping, snow removal.