Waiting on maintenance guy to replace 4 inches of rotten wood at bottom of exterior window.14.

It's not really marketing but it may help:Every time I buy a property, I buy a humungous 36 inch pizza for my co-workers to celebrate/bless the investment.

They have a file folder on each property and borrower that is probably more than an inch thick.

I am trying to utilize my time wisely and figure out what I can do to inch my way back to what I love.

(ie single pane, 4 inches or less insulation, old inefficient furnace etc)Where I spend my money on is water efficiency.

We did a lot of Jeeping when we lived in Colorado, but that day, having a 1,000 foot vertical drop only six inches from our tires was a THRILL.

I agree with @Mark FitzGerald Make any changes between tenants otherwise you're setting yourself up for tenants who will take a mile, if you give them an inch.

@Billy Rogers I second what @Jon Holdman says on replacing aluminum windows, but would add getting 1 inch J edge and cut it to trim out your window.

We were trying to keep the plumbing off the exterior wall, but decided we're just fur out the exterior wall a few extra inches and move all plumbing in those bathrooms to the exterior wall.

Floors and walls are dry now, but there are signs that at one time, there was 2-4 inches of water in the basement.