There are a lot online Campaigns (Patch of Land, Fundrise, Realty Mogul, Asset Avenue, RealtyShares etc.) which are specialized in real estate Crowdfunding .

I present actual numbers and compare them to projections.I will soon put up my results from Patch of Land, Realty Shares, ifunding, Real Crowd, Fundrise, Sliced Investing, and Bolstr.

There cant be a hole cut and patched on the shroud to gain access to the valve?

I brought in my carpenter to patch the roofs, ceilings and floors ... and to extend a closet to capture the space in one building and extend two kitchen to install apartment size en-suite laundry in two units at another building.If it's not being used and it is in disrepair, I would remove it at lease to below the roof line (ceiling of the top floor).

You never want to be in a reactive position when there are things coming up that affect your property's rentability and you're struggling to come up with the money, and desperately trying to patch things to tide you over.

Estimating we'd spend $3000 - $5000 to replace garage door, minor sheetrock patching where plumbing work was done, blinds, some paint, clean up, replace electric box, etc.Here are the numbers I ran using JScott's SFH Rental analysis spreadsheet.

So I'm removing the paneling, rehanging cabinet doors, fixing the HORRIBLE drwayll patches, flaws and sloppy paint.

It's by patching and repairing and doing their own PM work.As a commercial broker you certainly aren't going to be doing the PM work.

$1-$2 sqft. the later being more priming/patches price. shoot for $1.50 or less if easy repaint job

-The house (condo) needs more than the "average TLC" that nearly all REO's seem to need, lots of wall patching and other odds and ends need to be taken care of in every room.