Something to that effect completes the loop if the objective is to prevent issues versus responding to complaints and alerts.

@Dawson Foley, typically, the only reason to build new, versus rehab, is if you are going to increase the size or have MAJOR rework to the floor plan, i.e. currently one bedroom is only accessible through the other, with no easy way to add a hall.  

As an investor, how do you decide between using your own funds versus seeking external financing?

Make sure your property tax estimate is accurate/Good luck Thank you Dan. 

Good luck

I'd rather take a lower cap on something established, versus a higher cap on some new chain.    

Will use round numbers to simplify the conclusion we came to, but it ended up making more sense for them to sell as-is versus go through the remodel process...AS-IS VALUE: $550,000REHAB ESTIMATE: $250,000AFTER-REPAIR-VALUE: $850,000-$900,000There was the possibility of making a *little* bit more if they went the rehab route.

Also, how do you decide when it’s the right time to sell versus keep as a rental?

I want to know if people have had more success listing their entire property for rent versus renting by the room?

Think costs of the loan versus your savings each month and what the break even may look like.