Consider asking them to share in the re-modeling for maybe a reduction in the rent.

Once the water starts coming out, spray into a toilet or another bucket until you're getting pretty clean water.

Does it sound like I'm making general statements that can apply to wholesaling either houses or toilet paper?

I have seen a couple that had walk-up stairs that go to the outside - that requires lots of remodeling IMO.

Would be alot of expenditures in remodeling to fit someone elses needs I would think.

I always keep the interior of my properties spotless - every inch down to the toilet bowls.

In our market, remember they are all different, we are seeing some remodels go from an island BACK to a peninsula.

. :)Cost Analysis Performed as Rental Property $400KIn:Southeast Market8 Unit MultifamilyCompletely Remodeled, Renovated and UpdatedConveniently located to restaurants, downtown, shopping, etc....Additional Income from Coin-Operated LaundryCorner Lot, Great FrontageRent - $68,940.00Out:(Annual) Actual Taxes - $3,651.00(Annual) Estimated Insurance - $2,280.00(Annual) Property management (optional) - $5,515.20(Annual) Misc -$10,956.00Net:$46,537.80Earn:Total yearly equates to -$46,537.80CR: 12% Net Operating Income$45,421

For remodels you'll have an upgrade that not everyone will have.

The bathroom consisted of the hot water heater, sink, old cast iron bathtub (like 400lbs worth), and toilet all of which needed to be replaced.