Just remember that the primary objective in a rental ,or a home in general, is to protect its occupants from the elements.

This is my first unit and I am trying to scale as quickly as I can so every $50/month helps, but spending too much cash to renovate elements that won't return will really set me back as well. 

We prefer not to sell the stock for numerous reasons including that share price is historically low right now and due to length of ownership we don't yet have any vested grants that we can take out at capital gains rates.

When you add long distances, you add an element of risk.Quote from @Alicia Tingey Geddes: Hi BP friends, My husband and I are saving up for our first property through travel work.  

I am growing impatient and would like to step in as I see numerous success stories starting people my age (21) and younger.

If it was originally exposed to the elements it may have been built with a slope to drain water.

@Jacky Johnson:Please post your mailing address so that numerous people in this thread can send you the $8 that apparently they value so little.  

Hi Thomas, As a new investor, after going through numerous investment strategy specific for my area in So Cal.

You asking a very common question, and I have helped numerous others find their answers to it.

I am a Local Union member of the IBEW working in the Outside and Utilities Workers branch which have given me the liberty to travel and live in numerous states while working in the field to rebuild an maintain the power-grid.