Hello ,My 15 year old HVAC went down today, the motor needs to be replaced it will cost me over $400 and the refrigerant needs to be added that costs another $300 , just the diagnosis costed me over $250.

Due to the properties we target, construction, and our process for selecting properties, our average maintenance cost is between $300 and $400 per year, plus an occasional water heater or AC compressor replacement.

If the property was destroyed, the insurance company would pay me for the duplex, and then I would have to replace it with a single family.I think you’ve thought it through and got it right.

Simple ways to elevate the hardware are to use knobs for the doors and nice modern pulls for the drawers.

Buy townhouse with 10-20% down and house hack I want to replace my current income, want to manage my rental properties, maybe work part time in my current job.

Bars that weren't following social distancing guidelines were loosing liquor licenses and being chained shut, how did this guy get away with it for so long in a modern day speak easy.  

That means you have to get enough revenue going on this property within two years so you can stabilize that for another two years and then have one year to find a new loan.Before you go forward with this deal, you need to model how much money it will have to make to get a loan to replace the seller note.

We replaced the flooring.

This helped significantly for renting out the property, and selling it.KitchenUpdates made included changing the light fixture, painting the cabinets, adding cabinet handles, buying a new microwave and oven, and updating the countertops.BathroomUpdates included replacing the mirror, changing out the light fixture and fan, and adding an accent wall.Laundry RoomThe only update here was getting a new washer and dryer.BedroomOnly updates in the 3 bedrooms were changing out blinds where needed, and changing all door handles from bronze to satin nickel.RentBefore the refinance, with the smaller loan and lower principal and interest payment, expected cash flow was around $300.

A licensed plumber came and recommended to replace all cast iron pipes in the basement and underground pipe with PVC for $5k, is that a good price?