There are no third party renovation companies to point fingers at, no outside management companies to blame. 

The advantage of doing it now is that we can roll the cost into the renovation loan.

Running materials to job sites and checking on progress, and then I learned it again going to check on a problematic maintenance issue and viewing vacant homes that needed turn-renovations.

I have a two duplex new construction project that I'm running personally and its really simple if you know the business.

I did a high level comparison where we differed in our underwriting and here are the results:1) Rents: They projected over $300/unit rental gains, whereas we projected $140.

He said that he was quoted $10,000 for a Lennox unit with all new install, or $7000 for a York system with the same equipment that is there (which the sales guy said was fine and didn’t require a full renovation).

By the way I’d be really concerned about buying properties for $60,000 in any market because you’re asking for too many renovations, too many D class war zone tenants and little to no appreciation.

Plenty are doing it, not sure if they are profitable yet or what it will look like but time will tell.True, the niche-specific jargon will dissuade anyone in terms of adoption which is something advised of many projects within web3.

Brings $1100 in rent2nd house-$60k value is a 2/1, needs $40k in renovation.

I'm currently working with an outstanding VA from the Philippines and throwing a few small practice projects at her to see how she performs.