American made and all wood cabinets. 

Put $30,863 of my personal funds into the rehab which included all new wood look tile floor throughout, cabinets, granite counter tops, stainless appliances, light fixtures, vanities, and added a door and closet to a bonus room above the garage to make it a 4 bedroom.

Put $30,863 of my personal funds into the rehab which included all new wood look tile floor throughout, cabinets, granite counter tops, stainless appliances, light fixtures, vanities, and added a door and closet to a bonus room above the garage to make it a 4 bedroom.

I would also have a very nice cabin in the woods with 8 or 9 bedrooms where I would would stay sometimes along with friends and family.

From the podcasts I’ve heard of some owners “renter proofing” by using sturdier cabinets, thicker drywall, tile instead of wood flooring, etc with the thought that this will reduce likelihood of damage and reduce repair costs and time.

Hello everybody, I have a potential rental property that is sitting on just over 2.5 acres most of which is wooded land.

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $6,000 First rental property purchased with value add potential; bathroom and bedroom addition, installing dishwasher, new driveway, shed addition, and wood flooring.

It’s also a relatively new home (built in 2011), so I figure that things like HVAC, etc. still have quite a few years of good life (knock on wood).

Inspector noted charring on wood in the basement wood ceiling/joists.

In my neck of the woods it would be 3%.