If the tile is a style I don’t like, but, it’s not chipped, I save it, etc etc… the trick for me is to start with all major mechanical items: hvac, HWT, panel, and then add the roof… if all that checks out then the odds of a minimal rehab are even better!!! 

The 179D Energy Policy Act gives taxpayers a deduction for installing energy efficient assets such as the building envelope, HVAC and lighting.

Stucco over cinder block, cement tile roof, high impact windows, roof rafters tied down with straps, doors open outward and much more. 

Hey guys,I'm a tile contractor and I'm interested in developing a multi family property ground up. 

Educate yourself in using Options, Leases, Sub to purchases, Master Leases, Land Contracts, Installment sales via a note and mortgage and you may realize you do not need banks to build a portfolio at all.

@Dave Foster thanks, I'll check the requests.Do you or anyone know about Structured Installment Sales? 

This is a one story, open living at its finest with brand new kitchen featuring soft close shaker cabinets, quartz counters, classic subway tiled backsplash, SS appliances and pantry.

If your seller financed the deal, you need to report this as an installment sale.

In terms of the updates, you need to think about what return you will gain from installing these updates.

- Replace HVAC (Heat Pump and Fan Coil + Digital T-Stat) February 2021 - Total Cost: $12,350.00Additional Rough Costs: $2k-Updated Kitchen:oButcher Block Counter TopsoComposite Granite SinkoNew Black Faucet and Garbage DisposaloWhite Porcelain Large Format Tile BacksplashoPainted urethane white cabinetsoNew black hardware pulls-Bathroom UpgradesoNew toiletoNew lighting modern fixtureoNew larger modern mirror What was the outcome?