I expect the project will be a bit cheaper than the quote because I've been sourcing materials myself which were included in the quote and was able to buy new hardwood flooring on fb marketplace as well as buying nice hardwood cabinets from Habitat Restore that will be refinished instead of buying new plus a few other fun thrifted finds to keep costs down!

A fridge keeps food fresh longer, a car saves time by reducing the need to walk everywhere, and buying a house ensures your money doesn’t simply expire like rent.But as investors, we’re aiming for something bigger.

But that's my two cents, work hard and have fun doing it.

Well done though, fun part with doing business is you can scale it quickly and there's always surprises on the way :)

You should be swapping photos seasonally in and out so it's fresh and enticing.

Along with constant moving.. many of these tenants at least in that market will simply move annually they know the landlords will bend over backwards for a 100% voucher so they just pack up the few things they have an move to a freshly renovated house and leave their old house behind..

Even modest upgrades (kitchen, bathroom, fresh paint) can make a big difference without requiring a major financial investment.

If this is your goal to live off of rental income you will need to acquire many properties until you reach your overall goal of making enough off rents that will cover all of your living expenses plus a little extra for fun stuff.

Someone will buy that, and then have the pleasure of mowing or more fun-weed eating that to keep the city off your back.Not sure about SD, but I tell everyone you need time and money

Quote from @Mckenzie Mckean: Their divorce is not grounds for termination.Their inability to afford rent is grounds.End their lease and start fresh with other renters or sell it.