I'm much more interested in stable and consistent returns that can measured, and aren't subject to crypto pricing and volatility.  

I am assuming you have taken measures in between these issues to prevent this from happening...that is $1000 out of your pocket, and it sounds like it is only a matter of time before it happens again.

 The cap rate is a measure of the return on investment (ROI) of a real estate property..

Had a good experience with them, what helps is if you go with your kitchen measurements and layout and they will see how much cabinets you need and present it to you with some rendering.

I don't remember the exact measurements but it simply consisted of baking soda, dish soap, and water.

@Tarquinina Ford Hi Tarquinina, here's a link to an article on a formula for determining the After Repair Value (ARV)https://www.mashvisor.com/blog/arv-real-estate/ARV = Current property value + value of renovationsAlso note it is value in the formula above, not cost.This figure should also be measured against comparable homes that sold recently to make sure its in line.Hope this helpsDon't have an established email template for you, sorry

Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.

Expect many cities to become somewhat Detroit-ified.  2) The federal government will go to war era measures to debase the currency in a bid to rescue its (and state and municipal) balance sheets from insolvency. 

Since you are going through remodeling, maybe this is something that you can do for preventative measures?

Without draconian sounding measures, has anybody successfully inserted language in the lease to regarding setting temp to extremes?