Hi Travis,If you make a big rent amount jump and they can't afford it they may leave, and you will have to pay to turn the unit and handle the vacancy time.If you raise the units to market rent and the unit interior finishes are not equal to the local market for the rent you are asking, they may leave, and you will have to pay to turn the unit and handle the vacancy time.Good Luck!

Hi BP Community, I am a new Boston area investor currently residing in Jamaica Plain and spending a great deal of time on the South Shore.I have a marketing background and also freelance as a RE and interior design photographer (I can plug my details in the marketplace) I am beginning to leverage my marketing background in the real estate world and I plan on locking down a couple deals in my first year.

Mold remediation and full renovation of the interior, exterior, and landscaping.

Replaced all windows and exterior doors, 2 interior doors, painted complete interior and many minor repairs, Drum sanded all wood floors( hardwood throughout) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Much work has been completed from roof, decks, windows, electric, interior cosmetics & more.

My wife is an interior designer in Silicon Valley.

We are market makers, we were able to reposition this building into a B product, with a massive CAPEX for renovating units and interiors, as well as infusing a boatload of amenities for residents.

My wife is an interior designer in Silicon Valley.

If it's an interior chase you can use double walled flue piping a masonry chimney isnt needed with double walled "b" vent. 

My background is in interior design and renovations (6years) with a little of hands on construction under my belt but not that much.