Situated on nearly 15k sqft corner lot, this home is complete and fully permitted with new roof, siding, windows, furnace & heat pump, car charging outlet, all new electrical/plumbing, designer finishes & more!

The market is very fluid now and I know of a few investors locally that bought expecting a windfall and passed on close to list offers hoping for a bidding war that never came and have a property that has had multiple price drops and no buyers.

Additional upgrades include radiant heat system, new rich hardwood floors, new windows, new doors, new 30 year warranted roof, tank-less water heater which completes this top to bottom remodel.

Fully permitted remodel down to the studs, with ALL new systems including new electrical, plumbing, insulation, Hot water heater, mini split ductless system for heating & cooling, new windows, siding & more!

House - converted to gas heating, redoing fence and improving curb appeal.

One needs extensive rehab (Roof, heating systems, rebuilt porches, siding, bathroom remodels), the other is mostly turn key but the vacant unit will get an updated turn over.Rents on both are way under market value and PM is very confident on getting much more rent out of them.I am using portfolio loans on both with my original plan on doing somewhat of a Brrrr strategy on the one that needs the work.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

"Harmed" in this context can be a little fluid. 

GT is less heated than RR and CP areas. 

The inspector said their company offers a heating method for $1.50 per square foot.