Pool service is also a must, as letting a tenant service the pool is not recommended.Now, if the pool is seriously in need of repairs or needs a new surface or equipment, maybe filling it in or covering it makes sense.

What's going to be more effort - doing a bunch of floating and patching on an old surface, or starting from scratch with modern building materials?

I personally would hire a handyman to get some mold killer and clean the surfaces with it for a minimum charge of day $200.

I am aiming for cash flow and appreciation both , i am clear with investment objective i.e. financial freedom, in terms of timeline - i have just started scratching the surface of real estate investing i want to learn as quickly i can and gain information in order to get started for searching deals, budget and risk tolerance would like to put a number when some progress i have made personally in understanding of whole process, my diligence and external factor dependency, that's why looking for some basics to understand and path going forward 

I was wondering what everyone's thoughts were on different ways to tenant-proof a house and the best materials to do so. When I renovate a property I try my best to tenant-proof the property as best as possible withou...

These luxurious, durable surfaces not only enhance the visual appeal of the property but also add significant value.

For arena/work surface footing, you want footing that is as versatile as possible, unless the show grounds cater predominantly to one particular discipline - for example, reiners and jumpers have different footing preferences so you'll want to plan accordingly.

What I do know is the numbers on the surface seem okay and the government still has a lot of ability to take up slack e.g. most of the 2022 clean energy and stimulus money hasn’t been paid out yet. 

You’ll soon discover that the information you’re studying to pass your real estate exam doesn't even scratch the surface of all you need to learn to be a good real estate agent.

On the opposite side of the lot, I would do surface parking spaces.