Debt is the cheapest money you can get—you are essentially saying that you want to remove someone that is willing to give you money at 4% interest (your lender) and replace them with someone wanting 10% to 14% (investors).  

Got a quote for 7K to replace polybutylene pipes in a 2 story 2k sq ft with crawl space.

Most of the items on the inspection are related to old systems that will need to be replaced eventually, or outdated items since this is an older home.

I am getting my windows replaced at ~$600 each, including the impact resistent/hurricane whatever features.

I served her a notice to vacate for April 1st back on Jan 3rd (I already have new tenants ready to replace her at the drop of a dime.)

After the meeting he followed up with me and indicated the following “The same person that owns the property given up must receive the replacement property.

You literally need a permit for everything, even replacing a laundry tub and bathroom vanity.

As a first time landlord, I was wondering if it was possible to use the tenants renters insurance to repair/replace appliances that have been damaged by the tenants?

Be sure to account for all items that need to be replaced and/or fixed up before you take on the project.

Need to remove/replace bathtub.