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This balance is key to maintaining a vibrant and stable market.Townhomes & Condos: A Mixed LandscapeTurning to townhomes and condos, the landscape is a bit more varied.

I think the days of a fresh coat of paint and some laminate floors with nice landscaping isn't going to get the job done these days.

If you do it right, it’s statistically the best market in the country for cash flow.I cash flow $100k a year off 23 doors and have built a ton of equity in a short amount of time.

Turn key rehab: $8K (cosmetic stuff - carpet, paint, appliances, new fixtures and landscaping)Cash-flow property for 5 or 7 years:Rent rates in this neighborhood are $1,800+, or $2,200 for mid-term, and $2,600 Co-livingExit strategy: Due to the 5 or 7 year appreciation cycle, your property is now worth $400K+ *calculators can do this now!

Looking for 3bd/2Ba with washer/dryer, yard (with the landscaping included in rent), and no ADUs where we are on top of our neighbors and splitting utilities with a stranger. 

In a mobile home park, most of the value is in the underground infrastructure, roads, landscaping, amenities, pools, fencing, pads, utility pedestals, etc, while only a small portion of the value comes from a building, like a clubhouse or laundry facility.

where do I start.... new paint, multiple fixes throughout the house, updating kitchen/bathroom, landscaping landscaping landscaping.

Around that time I had just sold my landscaping company. 

Also I have some ideas but not sure exactly how I would attack the bigger parts of the curb appeal (not talking about landscaping, I mean things like windows, siding, and support posts)