I purchased this house knowing that the roof needed to be replaced.

We had to replace a large section of framing due to leakage and rot.

After renting the replacement property for two years live in it as personal residence for 3-5 years and then sell it.  

The PO replaced the plastic toilet lines with braided metal ones, but the toilet angle turn valves were still somehow encrusted with filth.

They get kicked and beat up and almost always have to be replaced between tenants.

Any poor condition, frayed or altered knob and tube wiring should be replaced.

Windows can use upgrading (not airtight)Bathroom is dated (plan to replace toilet and sink, and paint walls)Has a small rip in one of the screendoorsKitchen sink needs to be replacedCounter has water damage (raised on some areas instead of flat)I was thinking do minimal update only the flooring, sink, and toilet and rent slightly lower than the going rate for rental properties in our area.

But if the base is out in the middle of Oklahoma (like Altus, OK or Enid, OK) and (not saying they will b/c both bases have clear missions currently) but IF they did close... there aren't a lot of jobs to replace the jobs lost from the base closure....therefore renters might leave. 

The home was purchased from a flipper who fixed up most of the house and made this 1963 home look modern and attractive, especially to younger renters.

Curious how people replace their income…seems like $100-$250/door is good/average from what I’ve been reading.