Lower end tenants mean more headache:More frequent turn overHeavier turn costs/higher wear and tearSlow paymentsLonger vacancy between both the turn over time and finding another qualified tenantBeyond these factors, as others noted, a full unit renovation will cost about 15-20k if you want to do it pretty nice.  

Wherever you invest, I recommend hiring a property manager who is highly knowledgeable about Section 8 and its frequently changing guidelines.Putting down at least 20% ensures the best rates and avoids any PMI payments.Good luck!

Frequently the price is higher than a consumer would get if they contracted directly with a contractor.  

I post on here frequently.

She "apprenticed" for lack of a better word under a very skilled broker where she learned the ins and outs of FL contracts, MLS rules, tricks of the trade etc.

Vrbo says they also give preference to listings that are updated frequently. 

I've tried everything and done everything "right" according to what everyone says (professional photos, changing rates, premier host, updating listing frequently)...well this was a surprise..."

Why did you get into that and are there any tips or tricks you utilize?

@Tony HofferIt's all a bit odd as the seller removed the stove right before the POS inspection which then illuminated this issue.Ah, this old trick.

Hi Guillermo,When getting a home inspection in Jersey City, there are several common issues to watch for:Water infiltration is a frequent concern, especially in older homes with damp basements prone to flooding.