@Melanie ThomasI really think it depends what market you're in, and what type of resident base you have.

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And we don't even have much net-migration, our 6 buyers to 1 seller ratio is 90% based on a demographic shift and household-formation.

Personal funds and a loan with GreenState Credit Union which is based off our holdings portfolio.

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View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hello All,Peter Piper here. 

Draw the line based on what is the return for each. if it costs and extra $40k to get you $40k price increase it is not worth it, it has to add value to you.

So far based on quotes I've been getting, installing electric wall heater is significantly cheaper than HVAC quotes.

>appraisal just came back for $235K when we had estimated along with our real estate agent an ARV closer to $340K based on comps. in My market the refi appraisals are more conservative than appraisals associated with offers.  

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