Can you list out the common things that needs to be done and addressed from a rehab perspective in order to make it rent-ready? 

Can you list out the common things that needs to be done and addressed from a rehab perspective in order to make it rent-ready?

I think it's a common assumption that the answer is always "more".

While purchasing out of state can be a little scary for your first deal, it is pretty common for investors in expensive markets to do this.

In TX, looks like 10% CoC is no longer super common.

Are you seeing minisplits more common these days?  

Babies take up less space and it is common for babies to sleep in their parents room when they are first born. 

Otherwise, removing it and installing a Hardie plank type product is a common solution.

Good to know it's common to see a negative cash flow if I'm occupying one of the units.

Here are the reasons why:1 - A large company will treat a small job as a fill in, and will schedule it accordingly2 - A small company won't be able to handle a large job.OK, two more things, and please don't feel the need to get defensive...this is a very common hurdle for almost every REI.