My area it is $6 sf to replace with lvp. assume 1200 sf of flooring. 1200 sf * $6 sf= $7200/ 10 year life span /12 months in a year= $60 per month with one item.

I don't know how I can change the flooring, while I have a tenant in the condo. (1) It would be very expensive to get all of it done (having my tenant move out, have all his items in storage, change the flooring, and then move the tenant back in again) (2) asking my tenant to move out and live somewhere else, while COVID-19 is everywhere, also seems risky - if my tenant gets ill, I am not sure if I might get hit with liability claims, etc..   

Hi Joe,According to Reuters, it looks like there may be political factors who see a benefit for themselves in not working to stop the problems. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-minneapolis-police-biden-bail/biden-staff-donate-to-group-that-pays-bail-in-riot-torn-minneapolis-idUSKBN2360SZThe long term effects, it's hard to tell.The short term effects (when its over), we might see revitalization money offered to the commercial neighborhoods that suffered some burning, but if those neighborhoods are in lower socioeconomic areas the offers will probably (as usual) be small and more tied to attracting votes to the offerors than any real needed amount based on an analysis of the area.

Get agents excited about your house....I can tell you what a lot of agents think about that compensation...and it is not a good thought.I can't tell from the pictures if the cabinets and some other items are purple or not. 

These are just some items in my capex budget, roof 25 year life span, floors 10 year life span, appliances and hot water heater 12 year life, hvac 20 year life span, bath and kitchen remodel 20 year life span,etc. 

@Brandon DuensingBiggest expenses to be mindful of are the more obvious big ticket items.

@Tim Herman, thanks for pointing out those items that I am missing.

@Guevara M. tenants don't really care about any of that except maybe an updated kitchen and some may like the lack of carpet, but understand if you do any of these items you are doing it for however long you plan to live in the house and it is not an investment.  2009 is not old for a rental in most places and tenants will see it as updated compared to most of your competition.

This applies to a lot of other items such as paint and appliances as well. 

Other items are specific to each vehicle such as water clean out, Tire/window shades, etc.Quick non Parking list:Wheel/tire covers; Vehicle cover.Remove and store your tires.Store with a full fuel tank to prevent condensationAdd fuel stabilizersPlace RV completely off the ground to prevent flat spots on your tires, if left for a long time.Cover your HVAC, skylights, vents and windows to prevent exposure to sun and breakdown.Boats leave your plug out, whether covered or not.