I am looking at buying a duplex - quadplex from anywhere between $200k-$400k and was planning on using some of the HELOC to do any renovations required.

(PS - don't forget the influence of the local Historical Commission, aka the Hysterical Commission)That said, renovations make the most sense when they are similar in the level of finishes to the homes around them.For example, Brockton (especially center-east) is an area that you would expect Kenmore or Frigidaire. 

This way you can collect a few months rent, and get your ducks in a row for the renovations. 

And yes I renovate them myself.

Sanford, FL 32771.Fully renovated.

I have most items selected through Home Depot but stuck on some of the larger ticket items.What are some recommended, durable kitchen/bathroom counter tops? 

I have most items selected through Home Depot but stuck on some of the larger ticket items.What are some recommended, durable kitchen/bathroom counter tops? 

I often go back and forth between keeping 70s era 4 plexes and such with long term fixed debt until paid off vs trading up to larger buildings or newer stock, as I'm younger in my journey.

I'm waiting on him to get out so I can renovate the unit. 

It is recently renovated, and fully occupied.