The condo I did in Ohio was done about 10 years ago and we got a range with controls up front and a refrig that was accessible with ease....a higher toildet, lower bathroom sink and roll in shower...that kind of modifications.I am quite new here and sure would appreciate any ideas or cost estimate that you might know about.Thanks so much....Phil

Focus on cosmetic improvements that get most bang for the buck.

That way you know in about 6-7 years you'll probably do some work on that roof and your manager will do it for you at a certain cost close to what you've been quoted today.The more opportunity for improvement you have in a property, the greater the discount you should purchase it at.

You can have lead paint present in the house and as long as it's intact...you don't have to abate it (Ex. all the ceilings have lead paint but are in good shape...you can leave those alone). 2) Accessible/Mouthable Surfaces. 

@Chatree C.Usually the providers that specialize in Solo 401k plans offer better overall pricing and more direct control with checkbook access.

What I advise my clients to do is make a list of all of the due diligence items they already know they'll need and the inspections they'll need so that they can let the seller know right away what information they'll need and what sort of access they'll have to have access for.

My passion/hobbies in life are spending time with my friends and family, Racing and riding motorcycles, and continuous learning and self improvement.

Treasury bonds and require tenants to pay taxes, insurance and improvements, can fool property investors.

Market rent around 1950, up to 2150 w improvements.

What will you do to be sure work requests are fixed in a timely fashion, how will you handle and process leasing activity and rental applications, how will you handle access issues at the properties, how will you do bookkeeping, etc... .