I want to improve the space to attract tenants and increase rental value, but I’m also looking for ways to keep the costs reasonable.I would love to hear your experiences and advice regarding:1.

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Remodel while the property is still in your name to increase its basis, which can reduce future capital gains taxes, and take advantage of the capital gains tax exclusion if you sell within three years (up to $250K for single filers or $500K for married couples).

But in today’s market, with high interest rates and increasing home prices, finding a perfect deal that checks every box is nearly impossible.

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This was all done while understanding my lenders LTV, DSCR and seasoning requirements.The puzzle consists of finding deals that you can buy at 75% of ARV minus repairs if your lenders LTV is at 75%.

Any unit rented at a level <=80% AMI is considered to be a “Mission Driven” naturally affordable unit.For example, say you’re buying a 10-unit property consisting entirely of 2-bedroom units in an area where the 80% AMI (Mission Driven) rent cutoff for 2-bedroom unit types is $2500.

If the condition is similar to the market average but your rent is severely under market rate then I take an average between the current rent and the market rent and send them the following message 2 months before their lease is up (assuming you aren't in a rent control market),Dear Tenant,Some nice words and remind them that their lease is up within 2 months, please select the following options about their new lease, also mention that you are doing the best you can to maintain the rent as low as possible but with inflation, insurance and property taxes increasing, you have to raise the rent to keep up with the rising expenses. 1.

You could have your insurance cancelled but more likely you're going to see a rate increase.