They generally understand that if their lease ended on the 31st of the month, they don't have all day on the 1st to move out.If I know the new tenants aren't moving in on the 1st or maybe not until late in the evening, I'll give the prior tenants a little more time to get out.I also try to stay updated on their move out progress.

Best of luck and keep us updated on your progress!

We update our ROI requirements quarterly.

So as an update - I think the answer I arrived at is "it depends".

Good luck and keep us updated on your progress, and definitely post some pictures of your first purchase.

They’re known for their in-depth market updates and networking.

Their original lease was $750 a month and somewhere down the line the new deal and updated lease states that they would get a $50 a month discount and the reason for that discount was that the tenant shall cut the grass and rake the leaves.

No updates were given on why procurement was not done earlier as they had all the funds in hand.From May it got pushed to July and then September. 

Make sure you update this every month so things don't get out of hand.  

Small upgrades are paint, door knobs, sometimes floors, updated light fixtures.