New furnace, some A/C work, new washer, new dryer, new stove, new fridge, cracked main stack that we needed to replace a section of, one busted window to replace in the bathroom. 4 new blinds, 2 new ceiling fans, latch on the shed, some roof patching, new gate installed for the backyard, touch-up painting with colormatched paint throughout. 

Fixed everything inside but the walls (new kitchen, 2 bathrooms, floors, paints, carpet, staircase, lights, ceiling fans, etc).

Getting close to agreeing on our first multi family (11 units) deal. My partner and I CAN put the 25% down, but we're like to do less to keep capital available for our next place. We both have a few contacts in lendin...

(New England fund)  I suspect that and others like it will be a write off. 

They can run your credit, see where you currently are, and give you advice on how to clean things up.I'm not a fan of a credit repair service.

I'm a big fan of being able to reach out and touch my properties, but others have made significant strides with long distance investing.

All these "I am waiting for the crash" people will run scared when the crap hits the fan.

I replaced the appliances, painted the interior, replaces all lighting fixtures and ceiling fans, demolished a secondary deck, landscaped, repainted shutters, and minor exterior vinyl siding repairs with powerwash.

Paint interior, replace appliances, replace all fixtures and ceiling fans, detailed landscaping, replace HVAC system.

But we are definitely fans of the Brady Heights area at the moment.