The last few I showed up with a list of comps with notes on them as well as a list of upgrades I did.

He's paying low rent, and trying to get you to upgrade to a higher rent house without paying an extra dime.I've had tenants ask me if I would replace the old aluminum windows from the 1960s with those silly vinyl retrofit windows.

I bought with the intent to upgrade one side at a time and bring rents to market, and the purchase price reflected that.

SF - then I would say most renters will take the bigger place over the fancier countertops or upgraded appliances, if everything else is equal (price, location, etc). 

There was not much negotiation required, but I was able to take advantage of a few early adopter builder incentives like "free" upgrades to finishings, applicances, etc.

There was not much negotiation required, but I was able to take advantage of a few early adopter builder incentives like "free" upgrades to finishings, applicances, etc.

We painted the entire interior of the house before we moved in and since have replaced the appliances, upgraded the electrical system, installed impact/energy efficient windows.

Quick example:Property ARV - $185kRepairs (upgrades to get rent ready) - $5kSale price - $150k Only 5% down at 5% with a balloon due in 5 yearsCash flows $500 per month after all expensesWhy would I not do this deal as many times as possible?

If so, I would upgrade them to give the building better curb appeal.

Would we be able to recover the calculator antalytics that we’re saved if we upgraded back to pro now?