We do so many of these (and warehouse our own regularly used materials), that most of our rehabs come in at HALF the price of what a decent contractor would charge us.  

Buy and hold and renting out for regular income. 

I did not realize that Co-ops were that different from owning a regular property or condo.  

I called several banks that I often use to do regular refi, but they all have seasoning requirements.

.)- Gross Common Areas (Kitchen, Dining Room, Family Room, Game Area, Wash Room, etc.): 1,290 sq. ft.- Gross Personal Use Area (Master Bedroom, Master Bathroom, Master Closet): 685 sq. ft.Based on the numbers above, what percentage for deductions should I be using on items bought for the common areas that everyone uses (sofa, refrigerator, washer and dryer, etc.)? 

Or to simply "wash away their sins" by relisting.

I also think The Book on Negotiating Real Estate by J Scott, Carol Scott, and Mark Ferguson contains a ton of information that is not regularly discussed on RE podcasts, other RE books, or forums, so it has the potential to teach you a ton. 

When I showed them my various daily routines for the week, they quickly signed off on my file, telling me I didn't need to come back and to keep up my routines.From this perspective, I consider physical therapy is only for people who don't work out regularly.

By leveraging technology, you can not only save time and improve the rental experience, but you can also increase occupancy rates and rental income for your properties.Tip #4: Maximize Income and Prevent Vacancies with Regular Property MaintenanceProper maintenance is crucial to keeping your rental properties in good condition and attracting high-quality tenants.

. :)Regularly seeing wholesalers ask close to if not retail values for property, and/or other shenanigans, like advertising sub-to terms, a violation of the due-on-sale clause seen in most if not all mortgages, even the sale of property, considered licensee activity, when all they have is equitable interest in said property, at best.