I have read a lot of blogs about repurposing old furniture.

Cleaning and Management company, Taxes, Insurance, Maintenance, repairs and replacements (hot water heater, destroyed couch), Advertising (VRBO, AIRBNB), Supplies, Utilities (Cable, Elec and gas), If you live far away, the expense on travel, meals etc when you ck on the property, Mort and Interest?

For cabinets, Cabinet Outlet on 10th and Reno seem to be very reasonable, and the builders supply next door.  

Your costs are impossible to estimate without first knowing how close supply and waste lines are to the closets. 

Prices as they are, high and likely getting higher, interest rates likely to tick up some, supply tight as ever, heavy competition on the good stuff, can someone lend some advice for how to find a property?

I'm working on growing my real estate investor client base and I'm trying to create a staging package (6-rooms, all furniture and accessories, 60-day contract) that investors can't pass up... 

Generally, commercial is more valuable because there is less of it, supply of available land is low creating a higher price.

Any issues within the unit during their stay, PM acts as my agent, this also includes pickup and drop of keys, as well as supplying parking permits for our lots.

I added original art, designer furniture, and some nice sheets and stuff.

Would like advice and feed back on great schools to attend that supply interactive learning.