He might very well suggest upgrades that you don't need.

If the availability of this training caused an extra 1% of the members to upgrade then that will give you an extra 510 *$15 = $7,650 per month or $91,800 per year.

Repairs Needed - 15-19KThis is a conservative estimate – It does need HVAC, we may need to upgrade electrical system (Al wiring - House built in 70's) – I will have inspection to confirm.After repair value - 95-100KTax value: 99K (Rehab home in the same street is on market for 110 - It's a little bigger)Rent: 700Taxes: 1000Insurance: 500Not a great cash cow after PITI, vacancy, maintenance, but seems like a good opportunity to build some equity.Was hoping to mortgage it and get my cash back to go again, but I can't seem to find anyone that will work with me without 6 months seasoning.Thanks so much for your input.

I went inside and was shocked at the damage and the amount of repairs (not up-grades) this property needed.

It has $500K in upgrades.

One that, if you participate, will fatten Josh's site pockets so he can get to some of those cool upgrades we're all dying to experience.

So any upgrades are a waste of money.For finding tenants:Off street parking is important.

If you over improve the property for the neighborhood you are in, you will never recoup your costs involved in upgrading the property.

Its a 1996 28x68 Highland mobile home with 2x6 walls and lots of upgrades.

In most neighborhoods, houses vary in size, year built, style, construction materials, number of room, amenities, upgrades, and condition.