According to the current tenant, there are repairs here and there that need to be made but the owner just wont do it.

Either way there is no need for a new stove, just get it repaired.

You would then use a hard money lender or another private lender to purchase a property, including repair costs.

Accordingly, the end buyer should have no problem obtaining financing strictly due to the solar issue... heck they may even want to work with Solar Mosaic.Last time this came up the consensus was removal/repair is the worst direction to go.

Short of you asking for changes/repairs/a price change.

@Stewart J berry tenants may not regularly seal granite, wipe up dark liquids fast enough or use trivets and cutting boards — think raw chicken soaking into your counters — so we’re fine with laminate countertops, hygienic and cheaper to repair/replace if damage occurs.

Repairs are going to always be necessary , some will cost more than others .

The whole point of owning a MHP is so that you don't have any maintenance, such as clogged toilets, appliance repairs, mechanical system repairs.

Here's a breakdown based on your examples:Carpet, Vinyl Flooring, New Toilet, New Vanity, New Tub: These items are typically considered assets because they are permanent improvements to the property that provide lasting benefits.Plumber Labor for remodel: Labor costs for installation or repairs are generally categorized separately from materials.

I wanted to keep refinance as an option exit strategy for my investment sub 2 just in case I needed as I ran into a seller who wanted one a house back after I repaired it.