Purchase price: $150,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Sale price: $251,000 The address is 1225 Oak Forest Ct you can look up the full renovation details and pictures I did to the property brand new kitchen, Lvp, carpet and Bathrooms.

Final bid was $5,500, and I figure the total taxes owed are around $5,000 including court fees and interest.I'm kicking myself because, in hindsight, I see I didn't completely understand the process.

I pay $4100/mo not including utilities. 1 year appreciation according to all 3 real estate websites zillow, redfin, and realtor.com, my house is worth about $645k.I've been house hacking by renting out my additional 2 bedrooms to mid term rentals (usually 6mo stays) and brought in about $9k for the first year.

It is in their best interest to allow you to show it so that if you can secure a tenant prior to the end of their lease they will have a "rent refund".Including a sample of our 360 imagery we use for marketing: https://portfolio.zinspector.com/tour/OR4zL9dqx06EK7av4GRXljoGbmWA1PZw 

I think asking what the fees are and what that includes is a reasonable question.

Common culprits include poorly sealed wax rings, dry traps from leaks or non use, and localized clogs that vent sewer back into the room. 

The way i see it is if someone asks if i have a website i do if someone asks me for my e-mail it's on my branded card i can hand out and if they want to know more they can add my socials on the card and visit my website.

What else would you include in a letter to new tenants? 

We would throw them in for free whenever a customer bought a solar system from us if they had an FPE panel or other outdated panel that wouldn't pass inspection (Zinsco's with their breakers melted to the busbar, Zinsco's rebranded as GTE-Sylvania (but not all GTE-Sylvania's), and some panels made by Challenger Electric, Westinghouse, Bryant that used a similar design as the Stab-lok/FPE for awhile but these are far less common and not all panels made by those brands are bad like FPE), split bus panels, fuse boxes, undersized 60-100A mains, etc.).

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