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Cost definitely would be a factor but I'd like to know which company has the best bang for the buck.

Use the enemy method and if you think it’ll make a few bucks let it rip!

Private lender is someone you know or meet personally who just happens to have a few extra bucks they like to get working they are not in the business to make loans.

It will need some time for the technology to mature so the product is a bit better than what it currently is to make an impact I think but the only properties at risk would be the lower quality inventory on the market IMO

What hasn't been mentioned is that the reason why rates (and really only longer maturity rates, short term rates are still near 0%) are rising, and that's inflation. 

There is a large fixed cost with any cabinet install, so spending and extra few hundred bucks to actually make the kitchen great could be worth it.

So I feel if I flip a couple bucks more on nicer looking updated appliances and fixtures they’ll never want to leave!

My experience has been that these facilities can fill to maturity very quickly.

I'd love to hear for you all about the greatest bang for your buck and straight up smart renovations you all love doing to save some money that still makes your tenants (and appraisers) happy!