@Amer Mallah for instance if you get to a total of 10k for capex, will you keep going or stop there and start over once a huge improvement needs to be made?

I did not raise to market because I was waiting for inherited tenants to leave, make some improvements, then raise rents.

I'm looking for rental properties that would require some minor improvements (cabinets, paint, etc) for BRRRR.

I could have called the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC) to check his record for any unresolved complaints prior to sending the deposit.

He says it would improve home resale value and we could use 3-prong outlets (that actually serve a purpose) so things like PC's and other devices that require that plug could have grounding.Has anyone done this or have any insights? 

He says it would improve home resale value and we could use 3-prong outlets (that actually serve a purpose) so things like PC's and other devices that require that plug could have grounding.Has anyone done this or have any insights?

If it were easy to find off market deals under market value that leave room for tons of cashflow improvements, everyone would do it.

With that in mind, here are a few recommendations: 1) Improve the Listing to show off the best parts about the property. a.

I think continuing to improve on upon what we already have in place will allow us to get to our goals faster as opposed to continually changing.

University of PA has their mortgage and home improvement program available in the  Forgotten Bottom which the University considers Grays Ferry but it doesn’t include ‘the real Grays Ferry’.