After the tenant leaves, remodel, add value, find a tenant at a higher price and refi even more cash out.

As a self managing landlord the other thing I learned is you have to keep track of what rents are doing in the market or one day - as I did - you wake up and find out you are so far behind the market you're going to lose your tenant when you raise the rent and then have to remodel because they lived there so long.

We are about to start our first remodel, and we started thinking about the floor plan.

Remodeled and reconfigured the dated interior with all new flooring, kitchen cabinets and bathroom, new furniture, paint, etc.

When decision was made to sell the property and tenants were out, remodeled kitchen cabinets, added granite, and new bath vanities, improved exterior siding.

At point we decided to sell during tenant turnover, remodeled kitchen, baths, fresh carpet and paint, new hot water.

Hello Everyone,I have a triplex in Indiana near a major college that was in rough shape but I have been remodeling as tenants move out. 

Unit B is currently being remodeled and the current owners are accepting applications for that unit at $550-595, I am trying to negotiate with them to either only lease it month-month or rent it for what I am wanting to charge rent for.

First floor unit has already been remodeled.

What are some good renovation/rehab books for beginners?