Minor repairs, coat of paint and you are ready to go.

Depending on how resistant they are to the construction to may consider giving them rent concessions.

This was the only disappointment, but I’m obviously not complaining.After completing that $5k of work - paint, floors in one room, new appliances in one unit - we rented out the property and it’s currently fully occupied.

We agreed & he has since painted all 4 bedrooms at their cost after my wife & his wife approved the colors. 

I did a full cosmetic rehab on this property---all new paint, flooring, kitchen, bathroom, hardware, etc.

We had all property expenses covered by the tenant's rent along with $1,000 paid to the HELOC each month, as well as approximately $900 for capital expenses, repairs, vacancy etc.For the 6 months in 2021, we didn't make much, but the tenant stayed until Oct. 31, 2022 so we have 10 months rent in 2022 rather than 6 like in 2021.Paint, landscaping, cleaning, etc. for the turnover is approaching $3,500 so that is taking a bite out of the income.

I’m no mold expert by any means and I always consult with someone on each project but it’s usually as simple as stopping the source of moisture and removing anything with the mold.

LVP flooring and a little bit of paint.

We spent several thousand on the cleaning, touch-up paint, and repairs.

Paint, roof patches, not much rehab on this one.