We have thought of a few different options, going to an interchangeable core system where a "master key" would grant access to exterior and interior doors of all buildings.

But if the LTV is under 80% and your not taking out cash it is very possible for them to skip the interior photos and do an AVM. 

In a triplex building, one of my tenants caused a grease fire in one of my units  by walking away from frying bacon in an air fryer (admitted by the tenant) which caused major interior damage to the unit only because they mismanaged the fire poorly by turning on the vent-o-hood and opening the back door.

For our listings we normally focus more on the interior photo quality, and we sometimes do video walk throughs, etc.

I think there's always a good reason for why the rents are lower than market including: older building, older unit interiors, the specific neighborhood or the lack of amenities in that specific property compared to other 'market rents'.

I was disappointed that the interior of the units are the original 1930's flooring and sinks. 

Hello BP Community,The next step for me is to become a Pro member.Goal - Network with professionals that are experienced with: Buy and Hold, Buy and Sell of single-family, duplex (2,3,4 unit).Background - 41 years of extensive experience, skill, and value with all styles of homes and Commerical interior tenant up fitting.

@Allen McGlashing my plan for the units is:New Construction Cost = $600KFurniture and interiors = $35KTotal outlay = $635K and will finance with a lender @ ~30% DPHave it on STR - use local PM company - estimating around 35% feeI expect NOI = ~$25K - see sheet belowMy question is - market wise does this make sense - in the current market do we have any better opportunity?

I am repainting the interior of a property I own and moved into.

Hi guys, I'm a project manager/interior designer recently moved to Sacramento, CA looking for some motivated people to partner with and do some deals.