Scope of work is below.If you want to take it on or know someone please PM mePaint touch up throughoutNew floor tile in two guest baths and replace vanities Replace tub in master and redo showerRemove carpetReplace some trim/casing where it's outdated Replace lighting throughout

Just bought it at under market value and did some touch up stuff before we put it on the market for rent.

Just requires new paint, appliances and minor touch up work in order to make it rentable. 2-4 weeks of solid work, if that.Option 1: Return home, fix up the safe house, continue living there and turn the basement of the building into a unit and rezone the two flat into a 3 flat.Option 2: Hire some people now to fix up the top floor and get it cleared out, cleaned up and rented.

I recommend getting profesisonal photos taken with some touch ups.

@Brandon SturgillThe property is in good condition just may need a few cosmetic touchups here and there.

That's five grand on your job, which is more than enough to pay for typical punch list items (paint touch up, adjusting hardware, etc.).

Per your numbers you're walking into equity once you do a few touchups.

So do the work now that will carry through the rental period, do touch up if selling.- I considered a partial upgrade, but it looks like they will need to touch plumbing and electrical for bathroom and kitchen anyway.

Needs some touch ups here and there but not much.

They asked if they can stay a couple extra days after the 28th and I said no (I plan to touch up and rent ASAP).