I am at around 75% but we are also shifting some of it away from real estate.

At this point, we are three years in, and have learned that you sometimes have to have thick skin (grit) in dealing with tenants, managers, and RV site visitors; while maintaining a sense of humor and humility.

But could it work for an investor looking to get a deal going in an otherwise tight market. 

This is a challenging one because it isn't like you are getting more rent once these renovations are done and depending on what you are doing, you would then have tenants that are fine with the way things are but start doing wear and tear.Here is how I would prioritize the work:1.

We are still using Launch Control and its improved slightly.

Purchase price: $32,000 Cash invested: $58,354 Sale price: $105,000 5/17/24 purchase.Charming Little 3/1 - We are remodeling all inside and out including new roofing, this is our first project out of state, it will be a BRRRR, hopefully first of many to come.

we are refinancing 3 properties and Did some research.long term after 6 month of owing the property  cash-out condos only upto 75% loan to valueSF properties 80% loan to valueRental market is strong for the next 3 years so don't worry to get the income...Do it BRR is the game changer

I can only wonder how many marriages are being affected right now with these syndicators cratering.. my experience over the years is all over the map.. some both are fully invested and interested in what we are doing others the hubby is running the show with little to no interaction with the wife.

This is because the law says you can only depreciate items that wear down over time (i.e., the building and not the land).

Currently we are working on 3 properties that we have hired an attorney with a title company to navigate through the taxes and who all may have claims to the property.