@Brandon Malone the only reason to consider a tenant proposed upgrade is if you were planning to do it at some point anyway (and I am saying consider, not necessarily approve)This isn't something I would do unless of course it is a high end property and there is essentially a chefs kitchen where the expectation would be a gas range.

Miami's single-family homes continue to capture the hearts of buyers, beckoning them with promises of comfort and stability.Cash is Key: In the whirlwind of real estate transactions, cash reigns supreme.

Paying a bit over appraised value wouldn't be a hard no for me in every circumstance, but of course I much prefer to capture some equity on purchase, so I'd have to be 100% confident in my underwriting and strategy for the property. 

If I can capture equity by buying at a discount, I might be willing to CF negative a little bit (like -$100-$200 a month, no more), after 20% down.

The broadcast is nothing fancy - just your phone camera capturing everything and relaying it live through the app.I hope you can join us at 1p!

The doorbell camera can't monitor the inside of the rental unit, but it can capture funny business.

Glad you're looking for equity capture going in. 

All it takes is one kid running around naked and you capture the image on your cameras...Like @Russell Brazil said, that would be BIG trouble.

I am a corporate chef for a convenience store brand, and besides buying my home, I have never been in the market or industry. 

Today, there are properties with indoor basketball courts, lazy rivers, movie theaters, and exterior spiral slides going from the upper deck to the lower deck...truly creative ways of grabbing the first round of renters.Even though my rents were steady because I had a hefty repeat renter business by then, I realized that this trend of having a large luxury home was not enough if I wanted to capture more renters.