Pressure washing the exterior, fencing in the yard and sprucing it up for better curb appeal all work to boost value and saleability. 

As an example we have gap fund investors that make can make 5k to 20k on a 50k loan in 2 months worse case they make a min of interest and points but we add equity so when a deal does well the numbers go up dramatically. 

I would look into two scenarios to boost your monthly cash flow and lock in the high ARV:1.

With investors retreating to the sidelines, buyers in the market have dramatically shrunk, and price wars have eased.

Then you can apply Section 179 or Bonus depreciation to these extracted types of property for a massive instant boost to your depreciation deduction.While it sounds wonderful, and it does often accomplish exactly this result, there're pitfalls and myths.

Has anyone else been experiencing the dramatic drop in business lately?

Average 2 bed condo rents $3100 costs $800000 you need 60% down to cash flow loan payment $1818, tax and insurance $1066 HOA $400 you will lose money on high cost locationsOR Buy lower cost single family with no HOA where there are high paying jobs to boost the rent.

Boost your diet with immune foods: berries, fish, lots of variety of vegetables.

The ROI of a degree can be further boosted if you choose to work full or part-time while attending college.

It’s plain as day to see that ALL assets and prices have increased dramatically since then.