Boostly is another good option! 

Just remember that curb appeal is important.Always do the math analysis and try to look at the prospective property before you make an offer or at least have a clause in the sales contract that will allow you some time (usually about 15 days) to make an inspection of the subject property and possibly back out of the deal that is not painful to you, if any amount.  

Rather than utilizing comparable versus cost of renovations and overall curb appeal.As an example I had a customer put $40K into a home new kitchen, finished basement and floors.

But things like 1 or 2 story or basement or crawl will also boost that up/down a bit as well.

IN NEED OF A BOOST: 5 neighborhoods that could benefit from opportunity zonesSchultz, the attorney with Snell & Wilmer, said, "This is supposed to help distressed communities based on the Census data.

and let's be very clear: a successful BRRRR gets you a big equity boost. 

@Jacob Zivanovich other than an ego boost, NOTHING GOOD COMES FROM TENANTS KNOWING YOU ARE THE OWNER!

You only get so much time boosted as new, so no need to waste it when it's not ready.  

We had an awesome lineup of industry leaders like Daymond John, Pace Morby, Michael Sjogren, Bill Faeth, Shawn Meaike, and more sharing their top insights.The event was packed with practical tips on branding, marketing, and revenue management that you can apply right away to boost your STR business.

You are looking at about 6 weeks from the 3 day notice to tenant's belongings on the curb.