Featuring Talavera tile, restored original Batchelder fireplace, and sweeping curved ceilings that harmoniously pair with the modern, open floor plan.

Hi BP,I'm not the first person who has some serious problems with the same interior designer guy.

On top of that, there are tons of safety features that likely need to be added to a normal house.

I am getting my windows replaced at ~$600 each, including the impact resistent/hurricane whatever features.

Hi Xingshu, I am an investor friendly realtor in the Austin, TX area and have been featured on the BiggerPockets podcast (episode 352).

Of course, you can always spend more $$$ on upgraded features: New cabinets, granite/quartz, flooring, etc. 

Its the same as when you use bank financing to buy an investment property.What you need to worry about is whether or not your policy is properly designed to maximize the cash value.

My job for this investor (who is an agent and interior designer) was serving as an analyst, constructing proformas, consulting on my opinion on macroeconomic markets and outlooks for real estate, consulting on microfinancial decisions (I am an Economics major with a specialization in International Macro-Finance & Econometrics), and managing day to day duties of rehabs on site.

Sifting through Zillow you may be able to find properties that look comparable but miss distinguishing features that have huge implications for your analysis.

I use TenantCloud - it's not expensive, pretty user-friendly, provides plenty of useful features for diy landlords.