Repaired elevator, pool heater, repaired doors, landscaping and updated all existing furnishings What was the outcome?

@Lexey NeitzelThe real estate industry is constantly changing, meaning it is up to investors and agents to go that extra mile to stay current and ahead of the competition.In today’s real estate landscape, customers expect their agents to deliver personalized experiences.

Common area expenses can be anything from landscaping, sprinkler maintenance, to the roof etc..  

I pressure washed the entire house, porch, deck, fencing and sidewalks and cleaned up the landscaping.

New HVAC, Paint, Cleaning, Landscaping, Flooring!

You may need to maximize the property to achieve these numbers (raise rents, renovate interior units, landscaping and strong property management) which could allow you yo achieve a 45-55% equity position which will set you up to refi the property or 1031 exchange in 2 years to a bigger development. 

We have been living here for about 2 years and have done plenty of work to it (bathroom and basement renovation, new AC, complete landscape makeover, basement waterproofing, etc).Situation: It's a little large for my wife and I so we have been trying to decide what our "exit strategy" could be.

Ignore all the landscape repairs and tell them the lease specifies NO PETS so kitty is OUT immediately.How much of their complaints are their responsibility?

.#2: I would only do an HOA again if the cost of the HOA fees were considerably lower than my own projected maintenance and repair costs for whatever areas are covered by the HOA (e.g. exterior maintenance if it’s a townhome/condo, landscaping, or a pool).

Currently working on landscaping for the backyard.