Definitely a strategy that requires work but I'm looking to replace my income ASAP and this looks to be the best way.I will definitely add Gyro Kabob House to my restaurant list.

When the lease names more than one tenant, these tenants may share their apartment with immediate family; and, if one of the tenants named in the lease moves out, that tenant may be replaced with another occupant and the dependent children of the occupant.

But I just found out my living room space has laminate flooring because the previous owners had carpet there before and they didn’t replace it with hardwood flooring which the whole main floor is made out of, they replaced it with laminate.

I replaced all major appliances with modern looking ones and painted the interior and exterior What was the outcome?

I replaced all major appliances with modern looking ones and painted the interior and exterior What was the outcome?

I am moving out of my primary home(in San Diego) that I plan to rent out. It currently has tiled countertop in kitchen & Formica-like countertops in 3 bathrooms. Does upgrading them to quartz fetch more rent?

My provider offers:- Guaranteed Replacement costs- Replacement costs - Functional Replacement costs- Actual Cash ValueI believe Replacement Cost policies cover more than Cash Value.  

I haven't read everyone's responses, so I'm surely jumping on the bandwagon.You have a responsibility to make a "good faith effort" to find a replacement renter and reduce the financial impact to your original tenant.

Purchase price: $102,500 Cash invested: $28,000 Rehabbed single family ranch property by replacing all trim, flooring, removing kitchen wall for open concept, new kitchen cabinets & island, replaced roof, updated electrical, new heat pump and A/C, complete Master Bathroom(with tile shower), and adding egress window in basement.

I'm considering some options for repair rather than replace the whole roof.