That's like  complaining about a bank cashier putting $1,000 in your new checking account when you open it with just twenty bucks. 

What in y'alls experience in upgrades gives the most bang for your buck in resale value?  

As I said I would love to simply add on the costs to the tenant but the reality is if there’s half a dozen other apartments on the same block offering the same bedrooms and similar quality for 50 bucks less a month than you can guess who’s going to have a vacancy ?

They wanted the cash and were willing to pay a few bucks to have money at close.

With the warranty, you should keep a few hundred bucks a month.

It's the new easy buck-no money-no experience-no knowledge required craze here, probably more than every where else.

The issue is the note being accelerated to maturity at the option of the lender.

To deconvert is a quick draft of a document to remove it from the Illinois Condo Act for a few hundred bucks and then get it recorded.

I have trusted TK guys that I have been funding for the last 15 years and they are local don't have big marketing budgets and if you can get to them direct you will get a better deal that's bottom line.Remember everyone in the bizz needs to make a buck..1. wholesaler2. rehabber3.

If you can keep a few good sets to rotate as tenants move out you can save a few bucks.