Simply swapping out the receptacles from 2 prong to 3 when the circuit itself is ungrounded can harm whatever is plugged into it and potentially cause a fire.

Increase revenues and/or decreasing expenses, causing NOI to increase and subsequently, the value to increase.3.

I have already warned the landlord to transfer the machine from my propertyThere is no mention of the accident caused machine on my lease agreement (all other equipment details are included!)

203K is a good option in the right circumstances but be warned the red tape on these can be the cause of a lost deal in no time flat.

You might find an increase of $125/month (almost 10%) will cause the tenants to move.If you do the renos, ask yourself how  much will they cost, and how long will it take you to recoup that cost along with the lost rent while it is vacant.

This can cause them to move to another area or renegotiate the rent when options come up.

My concern prior to renting out the house would be that I would need to replace all of the electrical as one repair issue with a tenant could cause a major problem and I could see myself renovating the kitchen and bathrooms to get full ARV, but that could wait a few years as they are in decent shape.Does anyone have any good ideas I could present to my family members that would entice them to do such a deal?

After the initial scope during inspection, and 2 more scopes after the first 2 backups, we are still unclear as to what’s causing the issue.

I feel making an offer just to get it under contract and off the market is deceptive and causes a lot of unnecessary stress.

He signed his 1031 papers about 6 months ago and then went to TX for a motorcycle rally, Oshkosh for the air show, Paris for a d day re-enactment, Memphis for some blues festival, Key West just cause he could and is now slowly working his way back to Maine so he can put some work in on his vacation rental during the summer.