Are you including everything (design/ engineering and permitting costs, utility tap fees and connection, site work, foundation, framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, interior and exterior finishes, landscaping, construction insurance, etc)?

Interior received paint, trim, new hand-scraped engineered flooring, rebuilt stairs, custom tile work in bathrooms, updated cabinets with stainless appliances and all new electrical and plumbing fixtures.

I see homes well kept, great tenants in place,new windows, new roof, new interior and has a 10% cash on Cash return.. passed up for old house, nothing new but, high rent and a low price making the cash on cash return 18%.Guess who's going to have the best return over 10 years?

I have vision for interior work, but I have no vision for how the outside should look.  

There is plenty of other work on the interior for us to do ourselves, and we have some help with grading.

Hi everyone, I'm new investor looking to purchase our fist home in few months, around Fernie BC. Any like minded people around, meetups or groups that I could gain some experience and tips ? thank you Petr

Added value by painting entire interior, installing central a/c, completely finishing basement, adding bedroom, bathroom, living room and lockable storage area.

Clean out dryer vent and add grated cover to dryer exhaust at side of garage5) Repair water heater as suggested in appliance warning on counter in kitchen: "Excessive rust in burner compartment" to restore hot water function6) Remove Shed as it appears to be sitting on the ground and is dilapidated8) Replace carpet in back bedroom due to stains9) Remove rest of exposed plywood under counters away from range and/or cover with trim to make it look finished10) Patch & paint minor drywall damage/ water spots at ceiling and at entry to enclosed porch from interior and some other minor areas

This does include interior and exterior with trim.

This means no interior appraisals until the title is transferred into my name.