Based on our understanding the SHA can cover that cost, and it'd be a benefit to the tenant since they've had issues covering utility costs in a timely manner in the past.Our questions:- Can anyone else that works with the SHA confirm they let roperty owners include a flat rate utility charge as being covered?

You may need permits for plumbing, electrical, and structural changes.A HELOC can be a flexible and cost-effective way to access funds for a down payment on another property. 

Better software will give you the option of charging the Tenant for those ACH fees, but I personally eat the cost of them.

Next, figure out how much the entire rehab will cost and contrast it with the possible rental income.

Cost alone not being my biggest consideration.

So you will have to consider all these things and their costs, along with any other renovations you will need to make for your potential property, and the prices that go with those as well.

Purchase price: $592,000 Cash invested: $85,000 Sale price: $800,000 Bread and butter duplex buy, rehab, and split for resale.

Complete rehab What was the outcome?

Complete rehab What was the outcome?

Rehab cosmetic and landscape What was the outcome?