I personally like section 8 because it's guaranteed income and tenants are usually well behaved if they want to keep their housing voucher. https://www.hartfordbusiness.com/article/hartfords-troubled-nightclub-district-refreshed-with-21m-apartment-conversion?

But with no more stimulus and unemployment running out (unless refreshed) then right now some surveys are saying that June will not be as good.

Assume $1000 to do a major turn(new paint, refresh landscaping, deep clean, etc).

There is also less whitespace so it makes it more difficult on the eyes (compared to the previous Google-ish format that so many are attracted to).Also, I noticed that when you click the title link of the post, it takes you directly to the post and when you back out, it refreshes to the top of the section which is frustrating if you're buried deep in the section.

My  A units are back on the market with just a minor refresh and I don't have to take them down for a month.   

We will have light refreshments served and the meeting is being hosted through the Boston Wealth Builders. 

In that case I suppose refreshing a property and then offering for rent is a more sound alternative.

No way that will cover normal repairs, capex (ac, appliance, roof replacement) and the cost to repair/refresh in between tenant turnovers.

Sorry for multi clicking refresh

The staircase is already existing and just needs a refresh.