I will say I had one guest damage a window (broke the locking bar) and AirBNB paid up the replacement for a new window with little fanfare.Other than that, I haven't had any kind of issues that would require use of their coverage.

I have one bad meter and was explained to me that my meters are antiquated and setup different then they are setup these days so both need replaced. $2,300 fair?

But even without that, appliances break, HVAC will need replaced, roof, etc.

I bought my homes with Reunion Investments LLC and they have been able to help me replace my income and live the way I have always wanted, and now I get to use my teacher's salary to pay for teaching supplies.

ARV comes from market research.I learned from owning my own home, and having to do things like kitchen and bath remodels, HVAC replacement, etc.  

For reference, the tenants pay 1200 a month, but fair market rent is 1800. 3) if the tenant isn’t willing to pay the higher rent, do I have the ability to replace them due to being the new landlord?

It is also possible to structure an Improvement 1031 Exchange whereby your Qualified Intermediary (exchange company) acquires and holds or "parks" legal title to your new replacement property so that you have the rest of your 180 calendar day exchange period to use any remaining funds in your 1031 Exchange to complete improvements as part of your 1031 Exchange. 

Their goal often is to keep buying more NNN to eventually replace most of their income so they can retire or sell off the business eventually if they own their business or practice.You have wealth building, wealth stabilizing, and wealth preservation phases.

I'm considering a rental property but calculating the cost to repair the roof and replace HVAC to see if it's worth the investment.

What's a fair price for replacing basement windows and the best window type?