I'm in the process of doing approx 10k worth of necessary cosmetic type upgrades.  

I have a pretty good company in general (USAA) but I'm not sure how much they'd consider "cosmetic" and not pay and then raise my rates across the board anyway.Any other ideas??

Even though the rents were really low the owner really cared for the property and some of the interior units really only need a light cosmetic renovation to get it up to market rents. 6) BONUS we signed a master leaseWe signed a lease for $2200 a unit for the next four years with a company that needs military housing.

In short its a 1.4% property at asking, structurally sound and better yet, cosmetically stuck in the 1970s.The wrench in the mix is the seller appears to shy away from the typical purchase practices.

There are about 3 rooms that need cosmetic work (painting, small patch of drywall in one room).

There are about 3 rooms that need cosmetic work (painting, small patch of drywall in one room).

We will be rehabbing both the lower and upper units of the property, most of which are cosmetic.

The inside is all cosmetic - sanding floors and painting, updating the kitchen and bathrooms.

Syracuse is a stable market...not much appreciation, so buy houses with cosmetic work or in an up and coming area or you’ll lose money.

Simple SFR flips that need cosmetic rehabs are HML all day long.