No stranger is going to be able to convince you take the leap and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Also the kitchen cabinets where (based on the comments of the current tub and surround), due to age you will likely find similar ongoing water damage in certain areas.

I still do all of the same due diligence, but trust transfers - now I am a hundred steps ahead because I know this is a real syndicator and someone I trust has had some success with them.  

To keep material costs down we shop Facebook market place for kitchen cabinets and etc.

Every time it gets filled, you pay several hundred dollars to pump it out. 

She’s called me for things like the cabinet knob being loose and all I did is tighten it with a screwdriver in 5 seconds.

Good for next generation, but in my life i never got to see real money out of that house (apart from few hundred dollars a month).

In order for me to drop it to something that would be affordable to the middle of the pack I'd be looking at several hundred in loss per month.

.$50 in water = $60 extra...Like if they had an argument about dinner and slammed a kitchen cabinet door and broke it...

Here are some updates on the renovation:I renoved most of the kitchen cabinets, a lot of the carpet in the rooms, Removed the old wall boards in bedroom #2 scraped a lot of the old ceiling in the dining room, and generally made a lot of mess :) Here are some pics starting with my one of a kind Audi truck seen here carrying 6 doors and 40 cases of LVP flooring :)