Here's what I'd like to do:I received a quote from a contractor recommended to me from a realtor I connected with here on BP.

If you are at market you need to do a rent increase annually to keep up with the annual cost of living index/increased expenses.

A side question: How would one get their existing properties into any SDIRA if the value exceeded the annual contribution limit?

However, what is required on an annual basis?

This was an actual response I received. 

I will be responsible for securing the debt, finding the contractor, performing the work and getting the units rent ready as fast as humanly possible.That being said, I just want each of us to make an equal investment, receive equal cash flow, capture equal equity at exit and maybe add an equity sweetner at the end for the other partners who are teaming up with me for the first time. 

You don't come out of pocket at all on this quick and easy method.If you're looking to make a move in the near future with your credit though, I would ask wash credit card company, before receiving the increase, if they require a hard or soft pull.

You'll want to review the HOA's CCRs ... you likely received a copy of these docs before purchasing.

@Denise Evans, what @Robert Kennedy described in this thread sounds like "wholesaling" or assigning a price quote received from the state for a tax certificate/deed.

Within 1 week, we had multiple offers on the house.Offer 1: 146kOffer 2: Full PriceOffer 3: Full PriceOffer 4: Full PriceWhen we received offer 1, we waited a few days for more offers to come in.