Missing stove knobs, dripping bathroom faucets, etc...

For my rentals I have a sqft multiplier and a # bathroom multiplier because obviously more sqft or more bathrooms equals more capex and maintenance.

If you can also have work done on Saturdays and get a 6 day a week construction progress without delays, you can also save time, time is your enemy here.In the debt service position, your potential money partner would essentially be the second lender in second position, a much riskier position than the first and may demand a higher interest rate.

Jacksonville HUD will normally reach out to you 60-90 days before lease renewal regarding new rental rates.Rental rates are normally dependent on amount of bedrooms / bathrooms and neighborhood.An inspector from HUD normally inspects the property before increase in rent to make sure property is in good livable condition.

The title is essentially my only question.

Its tough, but try to build a network with other contractors, you should know the approximate cost (incl labor) to fix a leak, broken shower, caulking the bathrooms, rekeying your locks etc.

I have put a lot of sweaty equity into this property by re-doing almost everything including interior/exterior paint, new flooring, new bathroom vanities, new privacy fence, and much more!

But wanted to know potential cons I would have to account for.Another question, would you trade gas heating for a 2bedroom property that has 1 full bathroom and 1 bathroom with only a shower and sink?

Hoping to do paint and floors myself, along with any kitchen and bathroom upgrades needed.

They can all charge cell phones or other essentials in the hallway but no fridges.