These 3 bed/2 bath units feature classically modern finishes such as gorgeous marble surfaces, custom kitchen cabinetry, and gleaming stained hardwood floors.

The newly renovated kitchens feature beautiful custom cabinetry, sleek Samsung stainless steel appliances, and polished granite.

These are just my opinions and assumptions.

There's no debt on the property.The idea is to leverage the equity on the house to tear down the existing and build a 6-8 unit family which would bring the house value to at least $5,0M (similar apartments are being rented for ~$3,800).We want to keep the property for cash flow and use the equity that was created and refi to fund more deals, generate more income, and so forth.The problem is we have very little cash and basically need to finance 100% of this deal.This project will roughly cost between $1,5M to $2M depending on what we do (which would be ~30% ABV).Also, we would need some money to keep their expenses throughout the entire project which could take at least 16 months.I have run multiple scenarios and even with the most conservative assumptions, it shows that the project is feasible. 

For existing customers in our area, I charge $40 an hour, which starts when I leave the shop and ends when I get back, the jobs are usually within a 15 to 20 minute drive.

Rather than spending 1k a month on an upscale apartment- house hack a duplex, and customize the unit you live in how you like.

So our clients would "sell" their contracts to other retail customers. 

Lately, however, after Alex Hance (customer support) left the company, communication with Caretaker has become extremely difficult. 

Just from assumptions, the current tenants might have been there for a long time paying the low rent.

This shed a light on the lack of resources available to people who power our economy and allowed me to study the needs of the people who would eventually become my customers. 2.