You would spend more money in getting new renters.

I don't think you could spend over $80K in rehab, even if you gutted the entire unit to studs.

you need to assess if the seller has any money and do you want to spend thousands chasing them for years even if your right and have the right to sue.. or just pony up the money and pay for the fix.. although home inspection should have got something that was glaringly bad and of course you should have read the docs prior to closing that you got from HOA... 

Also, this is only for 10 years, so between now and then we will need to refinance and spend those extra, saved fees anyway.The second option is to use our broker.

I put on weekly training classes and spend more hours helping newer agents write deals, make sure they are compliant and train on technology than I do my own deals.

Sign up for a site like mint.com to track your expenses and eliminate unnecessary spending.

We can spend time visiting properties that seems to have flags, not visit all the properties.Some of this can be done in a DIY fashion for someone inclined to try.

Sounds like a lot but if they aren't gone by that date you will spend far more in lost revenue than you will in incentive money for them to leave.

Is this about what you spend on a turn?

A certain population growth, median household income, etc?