In most cases, new retail leases come with some amount of concessions from the Landlord which primarily consist of a Free Rent Period to allow the new Tenant to build out their space and a Tenant Improvement Allowance which is a pre-negotiated amount of money that the Landlord contributes to the Tenant to assist with the cost of the build out of the space. a Free rent period can be anywhere form 1 month to 1 year (or more) and a Tenant Improvement Allowance could be $5.00 per square foot or $50.00 per square foot (and in some cases a LOT more).

My question is this, would the cost of upgrading the panel and adding the mini split make sense for a rental?

However, several factors come into play, such as state laws, regulations, asset protection strategies and costs (widely different, e.g., California vs.

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

For this product most lenders will go off of the purchase price plus your rehab cost for a conventional loan.

This seems about right for the scenario, yes Non QM and DSCR can have slightly higher rates but if the benefits of the product outweigh the cost, you've got your answer as to if the value is worth it.

Insurance would cover legal costs.  

Low cost, surprisingly beautiful home for the money.

How much would it cost for material and labor for a 985 square-foot house?

However, since this would be an investment property (held for 1 year or less), ARS 32-1121(A)(6) requires all work be performed by licensed contractors if the cost of material and labor is $1,000 or more.