It’s looking like the best value ad will be improving the studio and hopefully converting it to a 2/2.

That helped immensely with improving my credit score.

I think the location and what type of house you are buying depends on the repairs/improvements. 

In fact, this is such a common practice, that a lot of agents in my area will swear you can't negotiate this and that no matter what, the seller will end up paying for the buyers closing costs.

I told them I wanted to raise it by $100/month to make small improvements for them (i.e.

I am trying to find out what capital improvements go in which bucket for cost segregation depreciation. 

And keep in mind I’m going to rehab It in about 6 months so it doesn’t make sense to do a ton of improvements such as replacing the carpet (which needs to be done).

When I went to see a real estate agent to look at some properties he mentioned to me the purchase+improvement mortgage which lenders now offer.

The CEO happens to be my friend and wants me to figure out how I can fit in the company so I just want to improve my chances and bring something of value to an already established team.Very Respectfully, Chanel A

Is it acceptable practice locally to bill tenants for utilities?