Renovated from top to bottom including roof, hvac, electrical , windows, flooring, doors, kitchen, bath, doors, etc What was the outcome?

You mention wanting to do a rehab, is that an extensive rehab or just kitchen, bathroom, floors?

Hi all,Most of my rentals are all upgraded and almost like-new, but I have one that requires a new bathtub, new bathroom floor, full house painting, new trim in areas, etc. otherwise it's in pretty good shape.

We did some remodeling in the vacant one (spent about 8K on floors, painting, new vanity in a bathroom, and redid kitchen that we hired out and my husband is a master electrician so he put in new switches and fixed any lighting issues and a couple other little things) and we put it at market rent.

I am seeing more and more pop up with a little separate income sweet already built in on the first floor that make a perfect little airbnb.When it comes to investor friendly lending, I would start with Troy Howell at Nova, Joe Massey at Castle and Cooke (I used him for both of my HH's) and Jessica Castillo at Bank of America (their grant program is excellent!).

I haven't seen expenses charged to specific units (i.e. only the upper floors and not the bottom floors).

Those large issues being the following:The basement that is mostly underground is unfinished and the house sits on the side of a hill, so when it rains, the water builds up around a few areas and eventually over time will penetrate the concrete blocks in the basement causing mold to grow on the wall and make the Drylok start to peel in the areas that have the moisture issue.

I have a rental where there is tile under the vanity that was broken during a previous plumbing repair. What are the best options for fixing this section if all the other tile in the bathroom is in good condition?

The property was in decent shape and really didn't need much other than paint and some flooring. 

The home needs gutted (Done), complete electrical and plumbing and foundational (leveling floors)work.