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In KC, the best bang for you buck are kitchen upgrades, adding a bathroom if possible, adding a bedroom if less than 3 bedroom house, and upgrading paint and flooring.

We live in Bucks county, PA, but my wife lived in Pittsburgh for 6 years (studied at University of Pitt) and it is one of the markets that we are very interested in expanding into.

I am hoping to continue learning in regards to many things, however areas I feel the need to build are -Identifying a great multi family-The process of meeting and creating relationships with contractors to rehab-How the heck do I make the best bang for my buck with rehab-I have many other areas to work on and will be around on BP forumThank you everyone for taking the time to read,Kyle Bumpers

Example would be charging $50 bucks to the lease for W/S.

Plus mist investors don't want to bother with the people trying to make a quick buck. 

Extended maturity, balloon at maturity, and capitalized interest that now has interest being charged on interest? 

Just to make things easy, a 10% PM fee would bring the net down by about 100 bucks, to $300+/unit.

Oak is a widely used and will yield the most when the trees are mature.