Now, for 1031's, whether you traded up, or down, for tax treatment, your replacement property becomes two for tax purposes.In cases where you traded up, and took on a larger mortgage, the tax treatment is easier to explain and calculate.

My question is, would anyone be interested in potentially backing the renovations?

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

(this is also only true for my smaller houses; I don't allow it at my larger house, as my housekeeper needs the full turnaround time there)I find the charge (it's only $10/hour) prevents frivolous requests.  

When we renovate and replace bathtubs with showers and en suite laundry with coin op we have seen a very steep drop in applicants with children.As for service animals I will deal with that when I have an applicant with one.

And that's if the property sells at $135k, and there is no over-run in renovation cost or time.

I’m in the process of renovating the second floor and getting ready to put the house up for sale in July.

Since last year's flood, the owner has renovated the property and is pretty much rent ready (tile floors, granite in the kitchen and bath, etc, so not much else for me to do), but missing some kitchen appliances.

I'm thankful that I got to learn this lesson on a SFR vs a larger property or a more high end one. 2) We're going to have an awesome renovation done on insurances dime.

It's been worked out that with $150k of renovation, ARV would be $1.2mil.