There are so many variables to "what it costs" that even if I gave you a number, it could be high or low depending on the actual properties.

Similar to if you hired a company to replace a roof-you don't have a copy of the bill for all of the shingles and nails, but you have a copy of their bill that has those effectively built in.

I think people are investing in Midwest states, like Ohio, because of cheap prices, high rents, and landlord friendly laws

Alot of factors to consider in terms of rates but Id say par for the course in the conventional space high 6's

Quartz makes sense for a high end unit/ fancy neighborhood where you can and will attract tenants willing to pay more for them.Repainting is often a no brainer, but could be based on the current conditions as to whether or it is needed.I agree with Melanie on researching the washer/dryer comps. 

Yes the high entry point for syndications is not only a barrier for those with less capital but also a big chunk to put in one egg.

Again, if you are financing the rehab costs then this question becomes highly critical.There is good money to be made in expensive neighborhoods and also in low-cost neighborhoods. 

These firms are recognized for their cost-effectiveness and dependability.

U hit all the high points..

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