The house mentioned above I believe we ended up about $1500 in misc pipe repairs and adding a few sections of baseboard for the kitchen renovation and master bath addition.

Then we had to replace areas of framing on interior and rebuild the window framing plus repair the aged window, but you might need to consider new window as well based on how many on that wall. then drywall and any other infrastructure that needs to be done on that wall: electric plumbing, etc. that affected wall had plumbing so new code dictated double wall with insulation on outer most wall which added additional cost. termite damage went as high as the roof truss and I needed to replace a beam, but luckily above the bottom beam was the only affected area.

That is good to look at as you can see they health ratio for them personally and their businesses.If the lease does not disclose sales another indicator they are staying is if they just did a big re-image or update or added a lot of new equipment to the inside of the space.

I’ve read tons of books, thousands of posts, listened to hundreds of podcasts, went through a couple of extensive courses.

Riverside/5 points had some areas that did get flooding but the majority of properties were fine because they are set back at least a few blocks from the water.

Adding $ from savings, 401k or elsewhere seems necessary.

I don't have a FB account so I'm curious if anyone is seeing ads from property buyers as well?

Most of them don’t want to get involved in the PM side for what I’m charging, so keep adding value to the Realtors and they’ll come.

Many owners just run an ad and hope for the best.

It was rehabbed then and the basement was also redone and he added 2 legal bedrooms down there.So the issues I'm having is how the heck do I comp this type of property?