You can also set key word alerts for items or areas of interest, like "North Carolina"

Unless your A. a contractor or B. someone whoes previously replaced all the items the HOA controls, who really knows how much the HOA is going to cost you in the long run when they dictate such things.

That's why I think I will be better off buying big ticket items (except for building materials) myself ...I think

It's just aesthetic as far as I can tell.* The foundation work was done way back in 2006 and has been fine since then.

The first issue to consider in any securities analysis is whether or not the item in question is in fact a security.

I would not use redfinThe A/C and dishwasher can only be counted if they were installed after the property became a rental and both those items would be depreciated over time - not a single year.With that rent vs expenses you are likely to report a profit every year so you do want an accurate cost basis to start to minimize the taxes you will pay.

And they'd have great potential - if they were someplace else.The potential that you want to train yourself to look at is not the aesthetic or creative potential but the financial potential based on well researched and verifiable assumptions.

To the average looker, they may not identify that branding inside as being you, but these items are noticed.

. - new roof, gutters & soffit - minor mold remediation in basement - kitchen is a gut - bathroom is a gut - bedrooms and living room need paint and floors refinished There is more but those are the major items.

If you plan to use conventional financing (30-year fannie/freddie) then you have to be very careful regarding these items so that you don't mess up your loan sequencing.