I repainted everything and finished the basement.

It had not been remodeled since the 1980's, and I even repainted the exterior of the house.

We’ll get additional quotes as well in case this one is particularly high.Our thinking is that if we replace the roof or repaint now, there’s a high chance we’ll want to redo this work down the line if/when we choose to sell, whereas separating the utilities will increase our profits now, as well as improve resale value.I’d love to hear what you all think!

A major turnover costs $1500 ( repaint the unit, deep cleaning, landscape. etc).

Long story short, the leases are coming up for renewal in 2 mo - the sister has been great, pays rent in advance and online, she even paid to have the who interior repainted by pro painter and  keeps the place in good shape.

To add value to the property, we repainted all the rooms, ceilings and trim.

All paint has to be inspected and scraped and patched and re-painted (as needed) at every inspection (every two years.)

That may save you some money this time around, but it won't when you go back to touch up or repaint and you can't find that color, or it's the wrong sheen, etc. 

We cleared the trees, and have updated the residence - new flooring, paint - and will repaint the baths and kitchen cabinets July 22.

Capital expenditures - replace roof every 20 years, repaint every 10 years etcDo not believe the sellers numbers as they typically leave off a large portion of the expenses listed above.Then figure out your true STR nightly rates and occupancy numbers.