It really makes the place look updated for our future tenants.We started a pest treatment schedule so that they will be clear for when we start leasing down the road.While we are getting our security system in order, we put up a dummy camera facing the dumpster in addition to posting two yellow signs that say "smile, your on camera".Building Permit UpdateStill working on the permits required to do the remaining interior work such as the closing up uncovered walls, ceilings, plumbing, electrical insulation etc.

Visit the property first, take pictures or better yet, get a video of the exterior and interior BEFORE you approach an investor.5.

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He suggests to open the wall to find out where there cracks are, and then either put insulation there or move the pipes to an interior wall.

Estimated time on market 3-6 months.Most of the interior work is simple.

Repainting interior after ten years of tenant occupancy is a maintenance item.

I was wondering if I purchased a commercial space and had it retrofitted with interior doors/alarm/sprinkler/locking rooms if there would be a market for office storage space.

Rerouting all the plumbing and the electric on the interior of the house to separate the utilities would be crazy expensive, if it's even possible, which is why the owner didn't do it.

Contractors who have worked for rich people a long time have built their business around their prices not being questioned.If you've got a $150K ARV duplex with an ok foundation, ok roof and ok existing siding and interior walls, you should be able to get it going for less than $50K.

The above Rehab numbers included updating this place to be pretty darn nice (new interior doors door handles, floors in the whole house, remodel to the kitchet, etc) and wondering if I should just keep it more basic to get it rented and fix things more over time as I want?