This includes defining a work scope, Bidding to multiple contractors, scheduling work over a course of 1-2 months with multiple contractors doing different work, inspecting work done, adjusting to unforeseen discovery work.Most of the work that goes on in these boilers is welding, electrical, and mechanical (refractory work, cosmetic work, work on machinery).

I used a USDA (no money down) loan on a HUD foreclosure that only needed a few thousand in cosmetic repairs/updates.

The house is 3bd/2bth 1300 sqft and needs some “cosmetic repairs”.I would like to negotiate the price and offer the seller 106k but she stated that she would not be interested in anything less than 120k.

Purchase price: $168,000 Cash invested: $179,187 Sale price: $210,000 Quick flip, mostly cosmetic with paint, carpet, and a few upgrades.

Having a schedule for inspections and routine maintenance is an absolute necessity for PM.

A property that needs cosmetic work or projects that you can handle or would require only a moderate amount of capital. 

Less than honest turnkey companies can hide problems, make cosmetic fixes and not address the more costly issues. 

I will also live in one unit for at least a year while doing any necessary cosmetic work to raise rents to market rates.

I will also live in one unit for at least a year while doing any necessary cosmetic work to raise rents to market rates.

They have some free services ("Track and manage your guests, bookings, cleanings, tasks, and finances in one place") and a paid plan ("Automate the routine and simplify the rest.