The added possibility of a bump up in equity over night is icing on the cake.

Do you believe that it could be a liability if the residents neglect to shovel the snow/ put ice melt down?

ice cream melts and concrete cracks. 

So I contacted several PM's and had three in mind, but one of them only will take the "cream of the crop" listings in the great zip codes.

Install all new kitchen: cabs (very small amt cabs), appliances, (no dishwasher), above stove microwave, new garbage disposal, Fridge with ice maker hook up, electric stove, sink/faucet. 13.

Seminars and webinars I don't draw to them, because they are usually just touching the ice.

You can always buy an ice chest and have tenants store perishables there during the replacement period.

I only buy non-glass top stoves (they get broken/scratched easily) with as little digital as possible and only fridges with wire (not glass) shelves and no ice maker.

The people who get picked apart the most are the ones who either try to pass them selves off as something they're not, or try to sell something that even a non savvy investors would choke on.But I'll tell you Bryan, it was this post and all the wise replies that really broke the ice for me.

usually the cream rises to the top and aren't hard to find.contractors - please - dime a dozen.