We will definitely be looking to upgrade before the season starts!

I should be done with upgrade training this week and back in the squadron.

It's been rented at $550 for the last 3 years and my client wanted to upgrade to another area.

You'll more input if you provide:Comps, with SF, bed/ba amenities, condition/upgrades at time of sale, etc.Same info for the subject.Don't expect us all to do all the research to come up with the comp.s

If someone buys wasteful courses that's their choice, but nobody forces you to spend $40,000, you make the conscious decision to do that.

If all the other houses have some decent upgrades for the same price, yours could sit longer.

The ARV is $140 to $150 after the kitchen/bath is upgraded.

After all, are we landlords really the benevolent people you describe as "providing housing," as if we consciously prioritize the service over the profit?

We're going to have to do some upgrades to the unit to get the next set of tenants so we're currently saving up to be able to do that before we stop renewing their lease.

If you're going to get rid of the rental then does the upgrade provide $2-3 return for every dollar spent?