Some fresh paint, sure easy enough; but new flooring, kitchen and bathroom-that is going to cost a lot and isn't worth it to up the rent by $50 a month unless you are buying it under market value and will make the money back when you sell it. 

:)I'm from Valencia although I'm a newbie investing in Costa Blanca (Orba).I'm interested in knowing if people liked your deal.

It sounds like a really good class but there was also another class that cost a little more to give you more of what you need to be as successful as KeyGlee.

Many properties with NNN leases sell for significantly higher than the land-inclusive replacement cost.  As

@Alazar WubetDo what your architect saysYou need to test for lead paint and typically other hazardous materials such as asbestos and hot mastics.Even though you are removing it, if it’s hot it needs to be handled differently (and cost a lot more money) because it’s hazardous material and you just cannot remove it and throw it in the dumpster

Appears you are mixing the twoLetter of intent is a non binding document outlining terms of a potential agreement in a large real estate transaction which is the prelude to negotiating the contractIf you have never done one then an attorney should produce it for you and that would be a costA proof of funds letter is a letter from the bank on how much money you have available.

- Melissa I think one of the biggest things that new owners underestimate is the sheer cost of keeping your place in top notch shape.Guests will wreak havoc on your place, you will often need to replace or upgrade things, and good cleaners cost a lot of money.

Providing linens and towels helps the guests not have to worry about it, and you can certainly charge for it to cover your risk / cost, as well as cleaning teams time.

@Shantan KajjamIt would make sense to do it and in that small a space it shouldn't cost a whole lot.  

Additionally, the loan may also cost a little more.