Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:If you plan correctly, this money can be free...yes, you read that correctly...FREE.Remember, the first taste is always free :)Kinda like stimulus checks. 

Most of the time, buyer has their taste and would be doing touch ups anyway.

I am confident you would be able to receive $1400 a month with tasteful updates. 

I just didn't eat the bad ones and rest tasted fine.

If all this seems like too much work, here are 2 options.1) Put the money into the stock market, or 2) PM me the address, so I can go and visit it and if it pencils out, I will buy it, and make it cash flow just fine for my taste.

Fulfillment comes from giving back and that is one of my many ways of doing so.sounds like a good plan.. if you have the time and enjoy it.. and folks think your opinions of the market have merit.. should be a win win for all. when folks come to visit me we always go wine tasting.. :) 

I need a taste of being a landlord as stressful as it may seem at times to get experience.

This is a classic case of trying to separate personal tastes from what gives a kitchen the most "Pop!"

I know that real estate can leave a bad taste in your mouth if it bites you the wrong way but here's to hoping that you find the education you need to move forward confidently! 

I agree with all the other posts - great project and tastefully done.But I can't make the rehab numbers work.