And by move-in ready, they meant all appliances, washer/dryer, mini-blinds on all windows, shelving in all the closets, working garage door remotes, garbage disposal, etc.In my opinion, the extra $1500 it takes to get a house from where a typical rehabber would sell it to where it is absolutely complete is very, very much worth it.

doen with this except to say, buy a LL/T book

This assumption implies that rent will rise faster than expenses and that's certainly not guaranteed.my english isn't the best so i am not sure if i put it wrongwhat i meant is that over the years the amount of money you have to pay back for the credit gets less and less and you own more and more of the property which isn't cashflow (sorry) but it's still adding to our wealthlet's say someone has a cashflow of 5000$ a month and has opportunities to buy breakeven propertysshould he ignore this deals?

LVP/T will cost you more initially, but you will recover those costs and them some.Bedrooms...I would go with rem carpets.

agree with @Jesse T

No, I don't mean when you got the call on New year's eve about the leaking toilet, and you need someone fast......What I meant is:  how did you show your loyalty and appreciation to your supporting team so they will be there for you when you really, really need them?      

We also tied the two fields together which meant that in reality we only have one system which saves a extra permit fee for the second house.  

Originally posted by @Gordon T.

This isn't meant to be a contentious situation.

I meant for you to take the piece off an obsecure section of the house.