Even through you may be seeking only cash-flow, even if the hime does not appreciate, as long as the money you intend on expending will enhance the value of the asset to a New ARV, if this is something that fits your strategy why not.

;-)Exactly how did it enhance your experience?

Joining Bigger Pockets will hopefully enhance my education in real estate and be a motivational outlet to stop making excuses. 

I figure I have the weekend to enhance my knowledge.

In order to help alleviate these difficulties and to enhance their functioning, I recommend ___________ to have their emotional support animal in their home and in other appropriate locations.

@Jonathan Feliciano this is a commonly used strategy in a lot of places, and it can definitely produce good returns and enhance the usability of a house when done correctly. ...though, there are also plenty of examples of it turning into a poorly-planned hack job that ruins the usability of a house...A few things to consider:-Does the garage connect to any wet walls, and is the sewer main easily accessed?

If you’ve owned the property long enough & have enhanced value and cash-flow look into cash-out refinance (tax free funds for more acquisitions & reserves).

I do plan to hold for long term.I am getting mix advice: some said keep things the way they are, sand, and paint the trim, fix sash lock, install insulation strips, while replacing a few exterior sills, and not worry about tenant wanting to open the windows..Then I am told, go ahead and do it as a good feature to attract tenants (new, save energy with ensured/enhanced insulation, utility will be paid by tenant), of course the windows can be opened like they suppose to, less maintenance headache with possible landlord call for window breakdown/issues.

If moving anywhere enables or enhances your ability to achieve your goals and objectives, you move.

If anybody wants a copy, shoot me an email at [email protected], if anybody that gets a copy wants to do any enhancements, let me know.I'd like to keep it going.