These post will have a tremendous amount of weight on them going to the foundation.

but what happens when it adjusts after the fixed rate period" fear borrowers have that casts a bad light on the arms.

We did also contract out the granite countertops in the kitchen, but the cabinets, plumbing, flooring, drywall, lighting, paint, electrical, appliances, we did ourselves.

It sure what that is, but for watering.....you’re off soaking/flooding it once a day as opposed to light watering multiple times.

The property is typically marketed in the best light possible with the lowest expenses to extract the highest price from a potential purchaser.I only play in the commercial space but these residential properties "fully rehabbed" tend not to be because of the cost it would take versus the price point of ARV they can sell it for.

This of course will lower the payment and help with cash flow as well.Chelmsford is a nice town so going for some appreciation long term (I'd plan on holding 5-10 minimum to put any real weight on appreciation possibilities to be safe, probably plan on 10 and happily take it at 5 if it works).  

I love the city light views.

We do light commercial in our brokerage.  

I'm going to do some inexpensive facelifting, too, at the property, (trim painting, mulch, and up-lights on trees) so the cool techies from Google will want to live there ;-) And yes I do have laundry on site. 

The condo I own has a ton of recessed lighting.