If you go to sell it with them in there you'll loose 10% off the value of the home in transaction costs not to mention how much you loose off the value of the home by selling it with tenants inside of it when it's clearly not a house that is geared towards investment.So let's do the numbers on this.Let's say value of home is $125k.You'll spend $12,500 in transaction costs (Realtor commission, Title cost etc)You'll loose another $20k selling it as a beat down rental (No 10 year rental comes with fresh carpet & updated kitchens guys)So right there you're in the hole $32,500. 

If it brand new pipes, it sounds like it will be added to basis

Here is the scenario (I will try to make it as concise as possible):A brand new construction high end condo complex went up for sale this past June in my community.

I will definitely let them know to contact us before any future repairs though.Unfortunately, we don't know the brand or type of paint since it was painted by the previous owners.

If so, what finish and brand/color do you use?

That's what makes it hard here too, you can have a 120 year old 700 ft 2br in a rowhouse or a brand new 2000 ft in a tower.

You may need to reapply in the next week to kill freshly hatched fleas from larvae that were in places not covered by your first application. 

have the rooms well vented and take breaks to get fresh air and water...... many times I feel light headed afterwords .good luck

Hey guys,Brand new to the forum, I just started my first flip and I had some questions mainly about contractor prices and how to find 'investor friendly' contractors. 

To keep the forums fresh let me offer you a few rules of thumb to help your new build go right: 1.