So,emof the before photos show this was not the most slightly of residences.

I’m excited to see what possibilities this journey will unlock for my future and I look forward to networking/contributing with everyone in the BP community.

and am looking to create a list of recurring maintenance activities to make sure I'm keeping the property in the best shape possible - and to avoid having key capex items fall into disrepair and incur repair costs that could have been avoided.For context: the property manager I hired will be conducting two inspections each year, where they'll coordinate a time with the tenants to visit the property in person, take photos and video of the inside and outside, and send back a report/checklist of how the property looks and if they feel repairs are needed.I'd like to hear BP's feedback as to whether A) I'm missing any key maintenance activities or B) I have things listed here that are overkill and probably not worth the $.

The vinyl looks awesome in photos, is durable, and isn’t as cold as tile.

Any door should be unlock-able from the inside without a key, so people can escape in an emergency.

The foreclosure process varies state by state, so in order to answer your question you'll need to tell us where you are operating.As an aside, you'll generally get better responses to your questions here on BP if your profile contains at least:Your city and stateA real photo of you (not an avatar)The type of investing you want to do (landlording, flipping, wholesaling, etc.)

@Devante Boll I just use a composition notebook that I buy at Dollar Tree and whenever I receive the cash rent I put a check mark next to the address, then I take all the cash and throw it in an old Amazon box and once the box gets full of cash I take a photo of it....

So, the total move-in costs (not including pet fees, if applicable) would be $2475, all paid prior to lease signing.Also, we would need copies of the two most recent pay stubs and photo ID for all applicants aged 18+ (I can scan at the showing) to begin the verification process, which only takes a few days.Since choosing a place to live is a very personal decision, please feel free to do a “drive by” of the property, located at 123 Main St, so you can get a “feel” for the neighborhood.

So I am not sure whether he is a Trespasser(broke in via unlocked window) or Squatter.What is the best way to proceed if I should buy the property? 

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