Thank you so much for the information - I've been looking into quality meet-ups in the area and this sounds perfect for where I'm at in the process right now so I will likely be there.

It has the added benefit of improving the speed at which we can accumulate properties too since we're adding value.  

The unit I saw when viewing the property was definitely the best unit as far as quality and clutter. 1.

I think that this going to be a great refinance that will get you better cash flow, or speed up the repayment period. 

My hope is that this discussion will give me and others here a basic point of reference to form quality questions from when I sit with my attorney.

I buy solid, high quality / low maintenance properties, in great, blue collar neighborhoods. 

I would say one of the best tips is to not sweat the small stuff and get discouraged by some of the speed bumps that you'll hit.

added almost 50% more living space (finished the basement) as well as a 2nd bathroom, drywall repair and all new paint, new high quality flooring through out.

Now what governments are trying to avoid is if the health care system in a country gets overwhelmed with many more people who’ve contracted the virus at once, the quality of care is spread thin thus fatality rate percentages could possibly* increase amongst a greater populations at risk, and shortage of medical supplies could play its own role (if that were to happen)- this would be a pandemic situation if no attempts to control the virus are in place and if it escalated quickly (which could happen with any virus).Economic affects: well that’s debatable but clearly statistics already show impacts.

Anyways, my official question is: What are people using to get decent quality materials and appliance packages.