I’m just going to do some cosmetic touch ups on this home, no full on BRRRR since it’s still new to me.

While I'm there installing a faucet, I'm also cleaning the exhaust fans, fixing the doorbell, painting some touch-ups, snaking drains, etc. 

I am looking for properties in the $50,000 to $80,000 range""I am only looking for properties in this zip code""I am looking for properties that only require paint/carpet touch-up"etcThis will show the agent that you did more research and will be easier to work with.Good luck on your investing career

I will touch up my knowledge on how to create and utilize a CMA.

The second one is really well maintained unlike the first one will require some touch up.

In the previous 10 or so years, I have had to paint over the existing wood deck twice over, once entirely, another time a touch up.

Consider this:In 2014, a paint touch up job used to cost us ~$300.00.

It is a single parcel with 1 2 bed 1 bath residence I would be living in for a few months to do some minor touch ups and converting it into a rental.

Hey everyone, 28M here and been looking to HH in Philly, when I analyze a deal, I use 5% or $100 per each repair, vacancy, and capex. ( depending on if the property needs just touch-up repairs) i was wondering what else should i add in my calculations?

We will add a half bath to the main floor, lots of cosmetic touch ups like painting cabinets and removing old wall paper.