That feels well below replacement, but again, I don't know the asset and construction quality, nor specific market and many other factors that ultimately impact value.

My ultimate goal is to replace my W2 income.

The billing statement was for around $3,000.00 but that is always the best outcome because the variance process is timely and will ultimately cost more than $3,000 when including legal fees, new use permit applications etc.

It ultimately depends on the specific underwriting requirements of each lender.

I kicked the tires on WI and MI a few years ago before ultimately buying in Maine.

This should significantly boost your revenue and make you stand out among the competition. 

But the majority of the time, doing the active diligence can ultimately provide the best experience for any placed tenant which in turn will ultimately help yourself, if a property manager, maintain a healthy relationship with your portfolio of owners going forward for them. 

I'm interested in hearing about the ways property managers are leveraging technology to boost tenant satisfaction.

These efforts boosted the property's value, leading to a successful sale What was the outcome?

We ultimately feel like this shouldn't be our financial burden.