Going through the eviction process affects us in many ways.Not only are we disappointed because the Tenant didn’t work out, but we’re pretty worried now to boot.Not only are we worried, but we’re pretty angry because it took a lot of work to get our rental units into shape again.

There's a lot of disappointment to be had in the process (you need to manage your expectations). 

And then be prepared to be disappointed, because most tenants don't have a care in the world about keeping your yard in good shape. ;)Hope this insight helps!

Disappointing cause it cost us an extra like $50 a month, but it quickly went up to 4.3 and doesn't look to be letting up much any time soon.With any luck refi will be an option and maybe we can scoop up that 3.875 as planned.

Likewise, I can't be too disappointed. ;)

You will not be disappointed. 

I have done this before and people are never disappointed by being prepared.

Quote from @Peyton LaBarbera: I'd like to know at what stage of renovations you will list your property for sale such as during the final paint touch-ups, during the finishing touches, or do you wait until everything is finishedI am just trying to get an idea if it would be professional to get potential buyers in earlier to walk through the propertyThank you  What a great question, and now is the disappointing answer....it depends.

Somehow we got out-bid and lost the deal 😔 In our disappointment, we put a $140k offer on a $145k co-op in Sarasota. 15min drive from Siesta Beach… best beach in the USA!

Otherwise, you could get high rent comps to get to the closing table, and then be disappointed in the rent you can attain.