New LVT flooring etc;  $20k is tight. 

Fortunately, we are in position that we can indefinitely absorb the reduced income that our STRs are producing.Good luck

You mention market appreciation is good for a $100k home - throw away the last four years and what was the appreciation from 2012-2019 - that is what you should be looking at.I saw this with people in shenandoah va raving about how appreciation is awsome etc (during covid) - of course it was everywhere was appreciating, but now that we are back to a more normal economy -- I would not look at the past few years appreciation and look back to prior to see if it truly is an appreciating area.

We are still using all the pieces we bought from those sites to this day.

I'm New to real estate investing and we are looking to buy our first investment property in the coming months/year.

The house has a bit of potential for rental as house Hack as we are planning to live in the upper part and rent the basement.My questions is, is that possible to convert the basement into 1Bed 1Bath, with over in the kitchen and shower?

We want something neither light nor dark—maybe a mid-tone that won’t show too much wear.

we certainly don’t want them to think that we are intimidated and are therefore letting them out of the lease lest they come after us for more.any help in wording this the correct way will be much appreciated. 

He'll discuss:Can Automation benefit small-medium portfoliosWhat Automation will do - and what's just hypeCost benefits and time savingsHow to shorten the learning curveHow the industry is changing - making Automation easier to useSpeakers Garrett Ham wears a lot of hats.

However, Thach’s program is very interactive and we are on his live zooms more than twice a week.