I originally was not a fan of partnerships because it was hard for me to trust people.

I'm a huge fan of the HELOC, but your cash is one step better, in that it won't have an interest rate.

A well leveraged real estate project can return anywhere between 30% and 100% YOY with the right strategy (or even infinite if you’re a fan of the BRRR strategy).

I’m a huge fan of the podcast/YouTube channel and am already a couple of BP books in—it seemed like the time to join!

I got into Bigger Pockets and real estate because my boyfriend is a real estate investor in the area, and is actually a very big fan of the podcast.

Presumably, the fan wouldn't be circulating air around anyway (if that's even a risk) as the thermostat is allegedly broken.

Are ceiling fans in Alaska a worthy investment for rentals?

If the units just seem outdated but flooring and walls aren't too bad replacing light fixtures, outlet/switch covers, ceiling fans, and putting in LED lighting can make a big impact!

We rebuilt the front and back deck, replaced the hot tub cover/added a flipper, added more patio furniture, replaced the ugly flooring (cheap wood laminate/linoleum in bathrooms) downstairs, redecorated the entire inside, changed out dated light fixtures/fans, added small furniture pieces and decor to make it feel welcoming, added arcade games, purchased books/games/art, and adding a cabin name sign at street/on house.  

When you don't know the exact paint color and sheen, you will eventually end up repainting the entire wall, room, or house (which, BTW, is why I'm a big fan of a standard paint color and materials list for property managers and landlords).