Jesse Vipond
HELP! Need Advice On Structuring A Creative Deal! HELP!
1 March 2016 | 22 replies
We view this property as an ideal first home for a young family with one or two children.Comparable properties in the neighborhood range from $120k-$150K in 2010/2011 to $130K-$165K, and averaged $88/SqFt per sold home over that period.Needs: 1.New Roof - $7000-$10,0002.New Windows - $4000-$60003.Kitchen/Wall Removal (bigger eat-in kitchen) - $6000-$10,0004.Upstairs Bathroom (gut/replace) - $2500-$40005.Update Electrical - $1000-$30006.Patch/Paint Throughout - $1000-$25007.Update Front Porch (Curb Appeal) - $1000-$20008.Floors (Sand/Stain Downstairs) - $1000-$15009.Floors (Replace Upstairs) - $1500-$2500Addition: (6’x15’ Mudroom/Laundry/Half Bath off rear of house) This addition would help attract absolute top dollar by providing space for a first floor laundry room, an additional first floor half bath, and mudroom at rear entrance from garage.
Alan K Auman
When to tell inherited tenants that their rent will be raised?
4 March 2016 | 25 replies
I could easily get $650/month for these units as is, and could almost certainly get $750/month if I put in some new carpet and painted.
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Old window shutters
3 May 2013 | 6 replies
Is it possibe for me to take them down, spray paint them back white, and put them up again?
Zachary Harris
Can you charge tenants or landlords a "finders" fee?
12 February 2019 | 48 replies
So, I suspect you didn't paint the whole picture, like getting paid to do it!
Christian Podedworny
What to do sell or rent(section 8)?
3 July 2013 | 10 replies
Their children did draw on the walls, but who cares, its just paint.
Douglas Skipworth
Nothing like a brush w/ death to put you on the straight & narrow
6 January 2017 | 45 replies
Plus, the fire department found that several windows in our house are painted shut and one of our smoke detectors has a dead battery.This post and its title is a reminder to all of the landlords on BiggerPockets, especially third-party property managers, that we are responsible for owners' property and tenants' lives.
Steven Hamilton II
$500 safe harbor increased to $2,500 for taxpayers
12 August 2020 | 25 replies
Expenses up to $2,500 are deductible in the current year unless they are part of a larger component such as a basement remodel.We would depreciate flooring separate(if under 2,500 we would deduct it in the current year).But lets say you finish a basement involving framing, drywall, paint, flooring, drop ceiling, etc.Flooring would be handled as listed above.
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Kitchen remodel necessary?
18 September 2015 | 4 replies
This unit in particular isn't in the best shape: 10 year old carpets and paint, roaches, incredibly messy tenants (they are now gone), etc.
Amanda C.
Tenant Not Depositing Security Refund in GA
1 November 2016 | 13 replies
Long story but she painted my house badly and put up her own lights then rewired everything backwards.