I completely understand if there was action taken to handle the estate and the state wasn't paying attention, but if no action has been taken, I don't see why it would be void if the state was sending to the right person per the latest records they have.

Or completely reasonable?

Where you'll see an ROI is if you do a complete renovation, not just changing out the counter top.- Yes to paint, easily the best ROI- I'm not a fan of door knobs and cabinet hardware- Making light fixtures uniform in color/style, so don't mix brushed nickel and bronze.

All of that *can* be a tough recipe for a DSCR loan at max LTV (75-80% LTV).We even had one major national private lender bail completely on their 5-9 Unit Multifamily product as of this week.

Thanks in advance.Kay This sounds like it would fit a DSCR portfolio loan.

You're right and I completely agree.

Currently in DFW (assuming, because MKE may be similar in this regard), I would find it a surprise if you cover your cost of living completely (i.e. living for $0, or getting paid while in the unit) at this time of relatively higher (read: historically AVG) interest rates compared to 2-10 years ago.  

In other words, it's completely case by case. 

From my research thus far, it sounds like it it's the right option.

In addition to the normal debits /credits of accounting, these systems manage resident communication and activity and track things like work order completion, unit status, etc.