If you are finding, for example, that a property’s appliances are constantly needing to be repaired, consider investing in new ones instead.

Replaced all old carpets with wood flooring, replaced the vinyl in bathrooms with ceramic tile and updated the faucets; repainted entire unit; replace all kitchen appliances which were very old and rusted.

HVAC $8K, painting & wall repairs (remove popcorn ceiling) $7K, remodel bathroom and repair subfloor $5K, floors $3K, appliances $2K, misc $5K. 

Exposed hardwood flooring, added granite and tile kitchens to both units, upgraded appliances (added dishwashers), exposed brick wall in first floor unit... some sweat equity and small contractor projects.

Exposed hardwood flooring, added granite and tile kitchens to both units, upgraded appliances (added dishwashers), exposed brick wall in first floor unit... some sweat equity and small contractor projects.

In the last 2 weeks alone I've had 3 small calls for appliance electrical, electrical issues in my primary and landscaping issues. 

Things that increase or decrease your rent are things that cause the utilities to go up or down, such as size, number of shared walls, utilities, appliances, type of heat, any energy efficiency features, etc.

Buy a new appliance, determine the life span of the original appliance and have them pay for a portion depending on how long they lived there. 

We would provide contractors to renovate and rehab the home to a state that's suitable for the buyer, we also can provide coverage plans on appliances and the general rental maintenance.

Did you replace the appliances?