bottom to top fresh paint, light fixtures, hardware, appliances, landscaping, and room accessories. ~$9K in renovation costs. ~30k in value add.

If they ever do move out, you'll probably want to investigate net-metering and grid connection.

I also think it normally makes sense to start fresh with a new tenant if your manager is going to help you get a great tenant.

@Kyle Neville Investigate conventional and commercial loans.

DataTree or RealQuest are the only that I have found that are accurate, fresh, and pass all of my other tests.

We replaced the old flooring with LVP in the living room, dining room, kitchen, and bathrooms; put a fresh coat of paint on all the walls, upgraded light fixtures in the kitchen, dining, and living rooms; and replaced the kitchen appliances.

Fresh out of college working a corporate job and looking to learn more about and shadow an experienced flipper.

I found out after doing my own investigation that the basement is rented and it’s not legal. 1st fl tenant doing a lawsuit for negligence from past owner and not paying rent. 3rd fl not paying rent either since I found a prior eviction the owner attorney had started in March but basically got dismissed due to the eviction moratorium.

At this point I'd start cutting some drywall areas out to investigate if the smell is in there as well as getting the enzyme cleaners.

We had about $60 worth of fresh sealed deli meats and cheeses in our fridge in one of our units last summer.