Not my cup of tea @Greg Strunak.

Also pretty much all investors I've ever reached out to are open to a 30 minute phone call or a cup of coffee if they're local.

Maintenance repairs, on the other hand, are the day-to-day fixes like fixing leaks or replacing a broken light fixture.

my current house fixtures , having a wife and 2 kids , a 3/2 1100 sq ft just seems rough. but there's more than just people like me in the world so i should forget all that right?

After that, make minor repairs as necessary as budget allows…fixtures, countertops, all that little stuff

If you ever find yourself inclined to delve deeper into real estate discussions, I would be honored to connect with you over a cup of coffee.Best regards,Aaron Ziegler

In my market (Cincinnati, OH), technically any fixture replacement requires a permit, so if I just want to replace a bedroom ceiling light with a ceiling fan/light combo, I would technically need to pull a permit.But in practice, if I am truly doing fairly cosmetic work the does not garner too much attention, I would go without a permit.  

I make sure led lightbulbs are in all fixtures and smoke detectors have active batteries.

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