. * THERE HAvE BEen SoME IMPROVeMENTS, BUT SME IF THESE ARE REAlLY ANNoYING (NOTE THE CAPS LOCK ISSUe :)(This is on iOS).

We set aside a portion of our gross rents each month (usually 15-20%) in a capital improvement account and then we can use that account to fund repairs like roofs, AC units, remodel of kitchens or bathrooms, new appliances etc.You will always find something to spend on , I would spend some time to prioritize your capital spending, and to plan ahead of time for big ticket items to keep your place in top condition.  

Often their position is a result of a lack of education and/or the desire to do what it takes to improve their situation.

As far as raising rents versus evicting right away, the outcome will be the same.

I could buy a property with less than ideal tenants and hopefully improve that situation as a value-add.

Owner added $80-120k in improvement.

But both require knowledge about building rehab, improvement, and maintenance. 

Only reason I ask is the financial difference is quite substantial (3-5% down versus 20-25% down). 

I think people improving housing can really start to change areas here.

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