Thus work done such as "repair cement steps, refinish wood floors, patch holes in walls, and paint the interiors and exteriors of the building." are added to the basis of the property.

Hi everyone, I am a student dentist living in Houston currently, and plan on moving back to the south DFW metroplex area (where I am from) within the year.  

Owners at some point had a contractor come in and pour cement walls about 4 feet high inside around the perimeter to shore up the foundation.

With the two family in mind, I poured cement for multiple parking spaces.

You're not cemented to a business arrangement if the agent is too pushy or stubborn, or just doesn't seem to be hearing you when you try to explain the type of property you're looking for.Many agents will accommodate a guarantee request if you ask for one.

Bathroom Reno - Scope of Work :Demo - Remove existing vanity, lighting, bath accessories, wall tile, cement board, down to wood studs- Remove and salvage toilet Drywall / Texture / Paint- Patch and repair drywall where we required with MR board for wet areas.

For instance, 2 clients who both show profits of $350k/year on the taxes and both have 780 FICO scores but one client is a dentist and the other is a real estate investor.

Having that said, there is room for huge profits if done right.Think about a successful dentist that wants to buy the medical office building his practice is in.

A 4-plex, renovated to studs post Katrina, has good tenants and the seller, a dentist from CA, did not have a clue about investing in this market.

You want a siding look to it, ok add a form liner,  want colored concrete or need white Portland cement, these are all extra.