Doesn't this set aside money for big ticket items like furnace, water heaters, roof, etc Setting aside money for repairs too would cover smaller repairs like toilet issues, paint, etc

I just attached a $30 bidet from Amazon onto the downstairs toilet and now everybody who comes over is like 👀 oooOOOooo Anyways, I guess my point is to not take any 1 persons advice so seriously 🤪.

The video clip shows carpet that needs to be replaced (and hopefully not with carpet), a few (emphasis on few meaning not many) kids toys and possibly a closet door that is missing but the camera pans so fast it is hard to tell. 

My plan is to re-glaze the tiles on the walls and in the bath tub walls white, then update the toilet as it’s pretty short and old, I would like to add some vinyl tiles and grout to cover the ugly pink tiles on the floor.

Do you have tens of thousands of dollars to throw away or flush down the toilet? 

She’s flushing mask PPE and booties down the toilet!!!!

Only concern is wear and tear on 1 toilet, water, plumbing, etc.

When you only have a few properties, the math doesn't really pan out and having 1 vacant is EXPENSIVE because it kills your cash flow and you don't have enough properties to spread out the vacancy costs.Let me know if I can help further.

I painted the interior, replaced all the carpet, replaced 2 toilets. replaced master bath floor and lighting. replaced laundry room flooring and cleaned it up.

I am ok with doing it if it was local but don't really want to drive 1.5 hrs to unclog a toilet or take a cash payment.