Knocked down wall to open kitchen, new cabinets.

So, if you are currently at 15K and they knock it down to 12K you pay $1500.  

The tile is knocking.

You should probably start knocking on doors

Hondros is where I did mine; I honestly knocked it out in 5 weeks.

$84K for $1100 knocks the 1% rule out of the park.

It's a huge pain in the *** and I know because I live upstairs and the floor is shaking in my unit, so I can only imagine what my tenant is hearing right next to it.I guess I was wondering if during extremely annoying times like this you guys do anything for the tenant, like knock anything off rent, small gift, or am I really overthinking this?

@Dave DeMinkDave this is a great question and every operator runs their fund a different way.Personally we only raise enough cash to close and run the property, we don’t like to raise surplus cash.We offer a 6% preferred return but it is not mandatory and I make our investors clear that our returns are “blended” over the long-term.Which means they expect a smaller return the first few years as the property is being re-positioned and stabilized, then once that’s done we start to knock it out of the park with higher than expected returns.So long answer short, talk to your investors, let them know your short term and long term vision and what that means to them and their money, you shouldn’t have any issue and everyone will come out a little richerCheers,Dj

I am not knocking your knowledge base, I was generally curious if you'd ever refinished an old wood floor.

I wonder how much he is knocking down,from the size of the house in Denver things look good !