I start with demo, foundation and plumbing, then roof and electrical work if needed, paint, kitchen, bathrooms, floors, baseboards, light fixtures, etc.

Does option 2 require you to add a kitchen once you know that it will give you a better understanding of your ROI for each choice.

What if your tenants flood the kitchen?

My impression of a motivated SFR buyer: "Honey, look at that kitchen.

These days with Subject To, I just have them text me a picture of the kitchen, bathroom and roof so I can figure out if I'm interested enough to talk further.

You can setup categories, create users with different permissions, etc.When you start a flip you 1: setup a new account 2: create categories (ie, kitchen, bath, plumbing, landscaping, etc, etc) 3: as you make purchases take pictures of the receipts via the phone app and choose the category 4: via the web browser (computer) portal you the administrator can go through and verify all the incoming receipts 5: then you can create reports showing who's spending how much on what very easily”

Maybe just have a kitchen area and have the rest be bedrooms, with no living room, and rent it out by the room?

Do I need to replace all non grounded outlets with gfic outlets or can i just replace one for each circuit breaker like you do for kitchens and bathrooms?

The closing date for my under-contract duplex is quickly approaching, and I just found out the 2nd bedroom for each unit does not meet the minimum size requirements for a legal bedroom in Saint Louis City, MO.Is $750/month considered above-market rent for a large 1 bed, 1 bath, +office/den with closet at 46xx S 37th St, 63116 with:off-street parkingnewly renovated kitchen and bathroomback deckhardwood floorsThanks for your expertise!

First, prior to the tenant occupying the property, this house was majorly rehabbed with new carpeting in living room, new luxury tile in kitchen, new appliances, new bathroom (tile, floors, cabinet, toilet, etc.), hardwood floors were immaculate and the entire house was painted top to bottom.These tenants have been very physically hard on the property.