For residential real estate, it's probably not practical unless you have a very flexible move-out date wherever you're living now.Good luck!

Interior outdated but it's 2200sf, a great lot, and plenty potential. 

My place is a bit outdated and I know I could get higher rent with some renovations, but this is the way I look at it.I have looked into investing $80k or so into my property just to update it and get it a bit more attractive and then doing a HELOC or Cash Out Refinance to purchase another property and continue on the BRRR strategy.

For more expensive rentals, we use MLS that also publishes to Realtor and many other 3rd party sites.We get very little leads from the rest like Apartments, Rent, Rentals, Homes etc and lot of those, they stay outdated.

I have looked through the archives and there are a few threads on this topic but all that I found were really old and outdated. 

We purchased furnished, but it was really outdated. 

Does anyone know if leaving the wood paneling would have any "negative" consequences on the property other than it giving the place somewhat of an outdated look?

Have an out dated irrevocable living trust.My background, is mfg engineering, remodeling construction (former G.

NFIP was relying on outdated maps for rates in the past some of the maps were more then 50 years old.  3) Homeowners in Washington, Oregon, California, Alaska, and Hawaii pay attention! 

I’m trying to redo my floors because they are outdated but the hardwood is in good condition just want to refinish them a different color.