I am not sure statistically how many just own and rent out. 

Finally, I always throw in a bit extra for snow removal and landscaping costs, usually $50/month.I estimated an interest rate of 3.875%, spending $30,000 on reno, with the above math and the assumption you are going to self manage the property.  

In other words, adjust for SF discrepancies, bed/bath counts, location, amenities, condition, etc.Generally speaking, but across the board, kitchen remodels, paint, bathroom upgrades, curb appeal (landscaping, etc) are all items which seem to add the most value and return your biggest bang for your buck.

I can use a GC, flooring, kitchen, bathroom landscaping contractors. 

Wanted to see if anyone had a good landscaping company that they're using/have used in Columbia, SC. 

New floor, new roof, new appliances, subfloor repair, removal of dangerously large trees, full yard landscaping and irrigation install.

Also, you may want to talk to some contractors who have done work on the homes and also the land (i.e. plumbers, landscapers, etc).

We will need to invest money on paint/paper/furniture/landscaping, I'm thinking $25k.

Hello!I am currently looking for lanscaping, plant removal, and tree trimming estimates and services in the Ocala, FL area.Any suggestions are appreciated!

To elaborate, only slightly, I mean the explosion of SFR, short term rentals, motel conversions, micro units, iBuyers, prop-tech's involvement with creative solutions to our current landscape, etc.