The major problem that we have is that our landlord also operates an appliance business in their back yard (which is super noisy and constantly smelling of chemicals and spray paint), and when we've asked for repairs, they simply send in their appliance guys who half-*** the repair job, and a month later it's broken again anyway.

., when you say 70% to 80% of your local tax revenue is oil related, how is that broken out?

I bought 136 units at a 6.6 cap on actual T12 and then put on all new siding and paint, upgraded all of the interiors, replaced a boiler, installed more carports and a bunch of other misc stuff.

I just got done replacing a broken faucet , I got there at 9 am and the sink was full of gross dishes and pots and pans, there was 5 trash bags in the corner and clothes laying all around .

I don't know of any law that is broken because you want to give notice!

In general, there are never identical properties, perhaps identical floorplans, but upkeep, upgrades, views are all distinguishing factors.

The tenant maybe be responsible to tell you when they know something is broken but they usually know nothing about mechanics of the house to know if the toilet is not working properly lol or not

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:Curious what your $35k was for if it didn't include this stuff, sounds like a full rehab on both units, and still that seems like a lot.Its for 1 bathroom remodel, new appliances, LVP throughout the bottom of 1 unit 1500 sqft, fixing panels on side of house, 3 doors installation, new counter tops and back splash, painting front of house, fixing broken concrete ldge on front of porch, and a few other small things.

If you need locks rekeyed or something on a door is broken, give us a call: (503) 363-7918.

All window coverings are clean and not broken, especially blinds.