Your build out cost will be less competitive for the elevator systems, fire sprinklers, exterior parking spots- unless you do drive through load zones, and exterior wall surface.e. 

That way, you'll magnetize the investors who jive with your core values and investment objectives.Here's another dose of truth: mindless, pointless content won't do you any favors.

Enhancing the exterior with fresh paint, landscaping, new siding, or an upgraded front door can create a strong first impression.

Pay particular attention to the yards, driveways, and exteriors for clues.

In my lease and my contract with owners, I do 2 interior inspections a year and 2 exterior  or "drive by".

The plan was to complete flooring, electrical upgrades, new kitchen and bathroom, exterior fascia work, and some new windows, with a target listing date of June 15th.Update (5/12/24):The property has been stabilized since June 1st of the previous year with great tenants in place.

(Please note: if you are changing windows, siding, porch posts, porch structure, and any other major exterior changes ...get ready to paid more money $100.00 and meet the UDC -Urban Design Commission in which they meet twice a month to review your exterior changes for an approval, non-approval or defer which means more waiting before you get to the finish line which is your building permit for your rehab6.

I’ve gotten quotes ranging from $6,500-$12k to repair and waterproof the exterior walls, plus there's the added cost of repairing and repainting the inside walls.

Other exclusions are roof replacement, anything requiring a permit, exterior painting if more than 5% of surface, "maintenance related to the garden, lawn, or landscaping," anything covered by any of the various required insurance policies, etc.

It is coming in the exterior from what it looks like.