We painted exterior/interior, installed Stainless Steel Appliances, New kitchen/bathroom/light/door fixtures, crown Molding and Kitchen Backsplash.ExteriorNew Exterior paint, carpentry/masonry repairs, new community/gym room, New landscaping, driveway fixes, plumbing leaks repairs, new pool resurfacing, new roofs where needed, water heater replacements, new water softeners and security systems.Property ManagementUpon takeover, the property occupancy dropped from 89% to 77% within 2 months.

I pay: $964 Mortgage Per month$233 HOA Per month About $100 for Gas/Electric Per month$18 for home insurance Per monthSo it’s about $1315 a month for the property.

It smells of gas in one in the kitchens.

We installed a water well, fencing, a compacted house pad, and built an $80k barn/workshop.Before we could start the house, I got laid off (oil & gas) and we converted about 1,000sf of the barn to living space.

I had a home inspection done and requested the seller's fix a leaking boiler.

The roof probably will not leak if a few shingles are missing for a short time.

You can’t “wait 9 months to build a cap-ex holdback” when there’s a leak in the roof 🤷🏻‍♂️

This house was a 3000sqft 4-storied 1920s Victorian that had been vandalized and vacant with a leaking roof for 6 years.

By day I work in the oil and gas sector as an accountant, but I'm looking to increase my knowledge related to real estate and hopefully invest in some buy and hold multi-family units for some additional long-term cash flow.

The roof leaked the 1st time there was rain.