If you put money into the home for upgrades or rehab, you should be able to go off new appraised value.

Conduct a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis for replacing the septic system, incorporating up to eighteen months for the approval process should an upgrade to a new Alternative Treatment System (ATS) be necessary.

The key is to be very specific about what you're looking for in regards to quality of photos, whether you want full walk-through videos or have them broken up by area, etc.

Please feel free to use code VENI324 when upgrading to get your investing career going!

Right now I am leaning toward not replacing it since it is not broken & I have two non-bias parties saying it is fine.   

I want to upgrade to a better home for myself.

David, exactly the amount shows as the entire and not broken out.

Mostly, these buildings are well-maintained and many investors see these as “value-add” investment opportunities because the properties can be upgraded to Class B+ or Class A through renovations and improvements to common areas.

I stalked one listed originally at $160k for months that was literally broken in half.

Unfortunately I had to evict them, and when I got the property back, the disposal was filled with kitty litter and completely broken.