It's a split level that I bought in original condition, including a 1984 ancient-looking air conditioner and all the things that come with a house of this nature.The plan was to do a full cosmetic + replace HVAC and Roof + prune back 60ft tall pine trees AND turn it into a house hack bnb.What I've learned so far....- Trust but VERIFY everything on the buy side.

I’ve seen several posts on social media where they’ll be a downed tree on the property, a few shingles blown off by wind, or some damaged siding, and the poster always says “it’s not always passive”.My question is: what does everyone do with their monthly repair costs?

Tree guy, cement guy, foundation guy (yes, around here, they're all men!)

if you are pro you have pro perks which has lenders lists on their, but your best bet is read lots of blogs and take notes and then make calls.. stay away from places like lending tree or rocket mortgage

I believe the BRRRR strategy is alive and well, but it definitely does not grow on trees like it might be made out to seem from some social media influencers.

If so, can you point me to the company you used and let me know how much it cost you (or at least some indication of the cost per tree)Thank you

Keeping the outside condenser unit clean is also something I prefer to do especially when the coils get coated with dust, cotton wood & sooty mold from old trees. 

Repair Costs: $47,610 Holding costs: $6,300Closing costs: $11,150Staging Fee: $2,300Total Pay Out: $37,640Construction Loan hold back: $29,000Insurance Claim $12,529 (Roof damaged in Wind Storm) unplanned replacement and tree removalBank allowed me to keep my 20% down payment at closing, which would have been $15,000 due to total amount requested for repairs being $44,000.

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There's way too much to breakdown here, but a brief synopsis; essentially the work will include, fixing old pavement, changing full concrete medians to include trees, redoing powerlines that awfully crisscross and look cluttered, adding more sidewalks, better lighting, and general cleaning up the appearance.