Since adding a new hook-up on the second floor cost a lot, I was thinking of adding a new set in the basement, then how should I let tenant only use their assigned machines?

The slab fix cost a little over $14,000 and the rest of the house was already in great shape.

A 1995 state law, the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, says that local rent-control regulation doesn't apply to single family homes, condominiums, and units built after February 1, 1995 (many ordinances also exempt properties built after the ordinance's effective date).

Windows cost a lot of money.Get some quotes and give them to the tenant along with a notice saying it will be billed to them if not remedied.Give them a time frame for it all.

It’s not a rocket science and it doesn’t cost a fortune.

I also have access to high quality flooring at wholesale cost as well as the ability to do most of the work myself.

Overall, looking at the opportunity cost as well as projecting for the future is KEY!!!

This will cost a good bit more, but you can always re-quote a few months into the policy once fully occupied.

It does cost a lot, but I am also in Grant Cardone's mentorship $999 and Brent Daniels mentorship $3500, so I am well aware of the cost of quality mentorship.

If I can do it with some one time fees (and I think I can) and it doesn’t cost a lot to maintain each year I would eventually like to move my rentals into some sort of entity to get my name out of the public record.I value my privacy and would like to eventually be anonymous with regards to what and how much real estate I own