Custom cabinets and quartz counters, Viking appliances, hardwood floors throughout, iPad station, ceiling mounted speakers & stereo system throughout the house, yamaha outdoor speakers for the patio, all rooms were prewired for cable and internet, jacuzzi tub for the 2nd bath, venetian plaster in all bathrooms, and the list goes on...We set a record for sales price in the neighborhood which is always a good thing.Purchase Price: $488kRemodel Costs: $149k (Includes labor, materials, monthly expenses, etc...)Commission Costs: $18,725Sales Price: $749,000Profit: $93,275BEFORE PICSAFTER PICS

Cable, internet, security.Do they want you to furnish it?

built these things first and they'll come.In today's world internet and cable are getting to be necessities at campgrounds so people can stay in touch with family,friends or business so figure that in also.Might be a little overwhelming but once done beats any property ROI I've acquired in over 40 years. 1-low insurance very little if any structures,basically lia policy.2-low up keep,90% of your investment is underground and protected.3-low taxes,there again no structures so land tax is it.Hope this helps,good luck

Does anyone have any expirence with Tenants installing these cable alarms and not telling you as the owner or Manger?

So, it you do pursue this, I would say include at least the basic utilities, and  possibly consider including internet/cable as well.Also, double check your local codes- where we are, no more than 3 unrelated adults may live together without specific zoning.

After he inspected the house, the cables were completely off of the garage door, so he writes "Garage Door installed improperly and broken"Then, he says that the bathtub faucet is leaking, but it is not.

I know what you're thinking "expensive hobbies" but I found that with a little self control and some budgeting I can afford them pretty easily by sacrificing other non necessities, like cable or HBO etc, etc...

. $3,600 per year for electric/water/sewage (they pay heat/cable)$400 put aside each year for future capital expenditures (should this be higher?)

By bills I mean the bare minimum with no luxuries such as cable, phone & internet.

My rent, gas/electricity, phone bills and cable sums up to $950 month.