there is a way to manage properties in the west end in efficient way?

I figured that I could apply the same concept as I have just purchased the property and will be installing energy efficient appliances and HVAC As I need to be replaced anyways.again just being in the scheming phase I will have to let you know how it all pans out.

Hi there !my tenants are moving out June-end and I am looking for suggestions on what quick upgrades I can get done (for the best bang for the buck), as it's peak time, and I want to get it rented as soon as possible....

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@Andrew Hogan Yeah it seems the most cost efficient way to go is multiple units; that's my ideal.

That is perfectly acceptable but it is not the most efficient way to BRRRR. 

Efficient and effective, we have used for years. 

You're reallocating your savings to a new, more earnings-efficient investment vehicle.On the acquisition, you'll immediately improve your cash flow, and as you said, you can raise rents, increasing that cash flow in the near future.Sure, you might drop ten to twenty thousand dollars into rehab, but that will increase the property at least that much.

This would be more efficient, occupants have better temperature control but costs $12,850.Of course I'm grappling with what to do as that is $8,350 difference plus I have to insulate attic and walls...Not to mention I've been carrying this property for 10 months and is now so close to the finish line to get tenants in.

Additionally, she changed some things that weren't really properly explained or given approval for, like she wanted to change light and we assumed light bulb, but in her letter she says something about "The light in the bedroom was replaced and energy efficient lights were added in its place they were installed by a code official."