I'd cut your budget to $15k  - $20k -- focused on the kitchen and bath(s). 

Dent is that six months from now the phoney Employment number is going to be cut by 50,000 workers who are Retiring from the Labor Market by 10,000 or more a month.

@Jose MartinezYou should only blog if you have one of the following:1) A desire to write quality content and continue to produce it in deference to your target audience.2) Additional help (like interns) that want to do some writing and need a place to cut their teeth.Other than that, blogging for keywords alone will end up eating up more time than it's worth, or just producing content that nobody wants to read.

I want to cut my losses early by switching PM.RE: Fees- They charge a flat $75 fee per door- which may be great for those who are pulling in $1,000+ from their rental, but for my $500-a-month one-bedroom apartments, that's 15%!

It is looking closer to 30% maximum, which you're cutting in half to 15% and that's even before vacancy and maintenance. 

They make portable heat pumps now and you could suggest those to your tenants as a way to cut down on heating costs.

What if you paid extra on your houses to cut the mortgages down to 15 years.

Our flippers do not cut corners if a home needs a roof they budget for it.

I don’t like dealing with the delay, I like having access and I can cut out commissions.  

That's a pretty good chunk of equity I could use to finance my next deal, preferably an off market cash deal for a BRRRR property.I recently refinanced my SFR (paying $100 less a month, and cut off 5 years on the term, win!)