@Robert Fountain,dated and dated, clean and new paint smell are 2 different things...i would check all competition for 0.5-1 mile radius then check all features for houses sold in the same radius.you will then know:-paint color/combination to use (neutral beige or the ever popular graige/grayish tones)-appliances common or not/expected or not (all matchy matchy)-houses features/commonalitychange counter tops and fixturesclean/rejuvenate the cabinetscheck like crazy the mechanicals: those are the #2 money eating (#1 is bad tenant or vacant property)some here on BP have removed carpet completely and refinished wood under/switched to vinyl click wood like planksgood luck

Ie commercial sink, appliances, cubby’s, cabinets, security cameras, park outside, and is contemplating taking the toilets from the two new bathrooms she had installed and the water fountains.

Kerry Anne Schultz, Fountain and Schultz, Navarre.She specialized in real estate,, including LLC's

Fun fact- At one time, I owned the LARGEST apt building in Fountain-24 units...

Right now I'm looking near Fountain Square, Broad Ripple, and Mapleton-Fall Creek.

Check for other moisture producing items, like plants, aquariums, water fountains, etc.

Personally, I'd take it sub2 on a table top close, then figure out the rest later. 

Originally posted by @Juline Rensch:Kevin Kiser I am looking for off market multi family in Long Beach - I will be in LBC today viewing a few- would live any leads There are tenant rights groups starting in Long Beach and then spreading RENT CONTROL gardena huntington, santa ana, seal beach, fountain valley etc.

But yes, 3 years ago prices were about 20% less and fountain square was too ghetto to buy.

(not fountain Square) So heres my other question. what is your opinion on renting to friends or family.