Maybe your heirs, but there is no way around it - recall I assume you will not be sliding by with no income. 

I am sure if you were going to install a couple of windows they would give the homeowner a permit to do that, but it sounds like you are doing quite a bit more work.Every city and county is a little different.

If sheriff's office doesn't get around to your eviction during the narrow time window, that's the landlord's problem and you have to wait again. 

They have had windows replaced, electric upgrades and other nifty fixes done by previous owners.The older homes often have much nicer yards and are often really strongly built.

E.g. if there is a broken window, an appraiser for DSCR, Conventional, FHA, etc... may name the appraisal value as "subject to" the repair being made.  

Properties with basements with outside entrances to the basement with egress windows (you can add these too), split level homes (very popular here in NY) where you can make an apartment upstairs and downstairs.

(Property manager takes 10%)Rehab would be:45K for new floors, paint, light fixtures, appliances, some plumbing and miscellaneous (one new window, etc) plus new HVAC and ROOF.

We also use it on windows (no streaks like windex) & granite etc.I use well dissolved TSP in the Rug Dr for bad stains esp the stairs but the Deca Clean product is fantastic if you ca get it.

Hi BP members, is it better to buy MF with window a/c or central air? 

So altogether,  I spent $60k on maintenance on the 3 duplexes,  that includes appliances, windows, and even a roof replacement.