The ERV has been removed and and a clean air intake installed that is supposed to bring fresh air into the house.Today consumers energy come out to look for gas leak, none.

With that said, fresh paint in and out, new carpet and vinyl will only increase my rent to perhaps another $200 a month per my new property manager.

Wondering if those who have done this before have "tips of the trade" in determining whether to stick with the PM in place (after interviewing) versus starting fresh? 

Wall Street prefers to train young mbas who are fresh out of college with no prior work experience.

The state has allowed you to pay a tax to get government sanctioned liability protection.

You'd be starting fresh with your own hand-chosen applicants as tenants. 

@Justin Reyes I just hired a manager so I have it fresh in my mind!

My hit rates have gone up over past year because I know what the sellers tendencies and bid on what I want and I know will fit their sales cost profile. for me I wont do any of these deals without fresh title insurance..

They will most likely order a fresh appraisal prior to funding and help you come up with an ARV based on the improvements that you want to make.

If you invest "fresh" funds, you will not receive any benefit.