Previously, I noticed alot of discontent among posters on BP about patch of land, but I haven't had any problems (granted I only have one note), and Patch of land has lower LTV's and higher rates than Peerstreet. 

His mentality is patch them up rent them back at at below market value.

We always have done the work ourselves, but all we know is patch jobs.

I need to replace a fiberglass tub (with a patched hole) and enclosure at a rental property.

I've also added tax bills and when they have to be paid (in case they don't get to me, which has happened in the past). 3 rebuild edging to stone garden / groundcover 3.5 asphalt patch walkway 1S-T caulk window flashing 2S-T replace window in rear BRThe last two items are maintenance tasks I will do on the next turnover (1S would be the unit, T denoting on turnover).

Or should I treat like any other of my rentals where I deduct any hole patching from their deposit?

One thought would be to steal some of the flooring from a closet to patch it.

Hello everyone,I own class A property in the SF Bay and hit sort of a rough patch with a rather long vacancy.

It is just this one property that has hit a rough patch in terms of applicants for some reason now (this was not the case in the past).

You can patch up your scrapes and scars and bruises then learn to avoid them as you go.