I will be closing on a four-plex tomorrow that currently has old electric wall heaters installed in each apartment.

Thanks to BP, my son and I decided to install Allure flooring, new faucets, and other cosmetic updates.

As previously noted, compliance engagements are usually flat rate and agreed upon before work commences.I think what needs to be understood with a DIY tax prep mentality is that you don't know what you don't know....Suppose your engine blew up. 

I already plane on installing new roofs and paint on the outside.)

Also, this tenant installed an unpermitted electrical panel.

One of my tenants messed up my towel bar (it was evidently pulled on and the screws got pulled out of the drywall on one side - the prior owner who installed it evidently had the left side screwed into a stud and the right side of the holder screwed into the drywall and nothing else - but it wasn't an issue as it had been fine for a few years with the prior tenant and who knows how long before that - I had restained the towel bar as it is wooden so it clearly had been used for years). 

i think tenant is accusing me of building new apartments and installing grounding rod for propane lines gas guy installed cause im switching from paying all heat to each tenant pays own propane. 

We have done the following things to increase the cash flow - adding a laundry room, charging storage rent, installing energy-efficient lights and so on to cut the utility cost, renovating the unit in exchange of higher rent for the current resident.What else could I do to increase the NOI?

Continued flooring installation myself which was the bulk of the outstanding work. image1Took on my first roommate in mid-July, a good friend who I’ve worked with on several projects around the world and best yet, a top notch handyman.

We are seeing more planned developments and continued growth in pockets of Atlanta that have experienced a slow-down or stall regarding retail SFRs. Places like West End, Pittsburgh, Decatur and more were of high inte...