thanks,priyankaReal Estate Investor and Agent in Dallas, TXWe are big fans of driving neighborhoods, we like areas that have some building going on. 

This is for all you BP  fans out there is a property in Manchester Connecticut I'm interested in buying a possibly  for rental purposes.

But here's you, with the part on backorder, the tenant frying up a mess of pancakes on a propane camping burner in the living room and barbecuing chicken nuggets on skewers over a makeshift charcoal grill in the bathroom sink (with the vent fan on, of course).So get that range changed tomorrow with a new or used range without a glass top.

(I am a fan - virtually always agree) camp but I purchase the best investment for me available (takes into account expected return and expected effort). 

The Kitchen was upgraded with new cabinets, granite countertops, garbage disposal, stainless steel appliances that include the following:Bathrooms remodeledAll hardware and doors replacedCeiling fans throughout the homeUpgraded electrical switches and outlets2 car garage What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Like many of you, I’ve put in the hours and years at my day job, saved, done the right things, and realized that I need to be doing more than relying on stocks and 401(k)s (I’m not a fan of mutual funds).

A solid long-term strategy (for apartment investing, everything is long-term :) is to find a local charity you are passionate about and try to get on the board over time.

I've been a licensed real estate agent for over a year now, am a novice house hacker and do insurance by day (which pays the bills but lack the passion for).  

@Jonathan Partsch, I am personally not a fan of two tone cabinets in the kitchen, but plenty of people out there love that look.

I work in Multi-Unit Retail Management and am passionate about personnel development and process optimization.