I have seen no evidence of any maintenance other than emergency fixing.

I fixed up a single family and used the HELOC for a down payment on a duplex.

We spent a lot of time and money fixing it up and it has become an excellent rental property. 

Are you just fixing deferred maintenance and trying to narrow the $100/m market gap or have you looked at upgrading the interiors to be a B+ finishes and pushing rents a little more for a heavier value add play?

That’s such an easy fix, just wait till it breaks.  

My landlord is extremely petty and won't fix any repairs, so it finally pushed me over the edge into home ownership.

Hello, BP community looking for recommended contractors, electricians, and plumbers for a fix and flip.

This can be a great buy and hold, fix and flip, wholesale, or even wholetail.

What kind of holding costs will you have for each while you fix them up and until it is able to rent?

My husband and I recently closed on our first investment property which we plan to fix up and then rent out.