Minus $75k in capex improvements = $175k.

However, the sellers attorney could object on the basis that the base property did appraise, which is the sellers responsibility and the proposed improvements did not bring the needed appraisal amount, which is the buyers responsibility.

I added a bedroom, renovated everything, and rented out my 3 extra rooms.The equity has gone up quite a bit between the improvements and the hot market.My plan is to leverage the equity to buy my next property.

Good evening all, I'm a brand new member!I am selling a property for $500k that has a $50k special assessment for new windows, doors, etc to be paid over the next 13 months. It is not due yet.  The buyer asked me pay ...

Again, for less than cost of blinds some times but certainly a lot less maintenance than blinds and, as mentioned, for some stylings blinds just are not the right fit and glass treatment can be a nice improvement, and improved showing/ user experience = $$$$. 

4) Poor Property Management - Where do you think a turnkey provider will put their best staff, on selling properties and making $5k+/transaction or on property management and making $80/month transactions?

I have not seen any improvement in that trend.Yes you can do this from afar.  

Depreciating has reduced much of the income and probably just as big, I have put a lot of money back into my buildings to improve cosmetics and efficiency while modernizing them somewhat.

The "attractive" claim is that you will invest in a project under development, but you will receive your cash flow from month one, no matter if the property you are investing in is not ready to generate rents and they guarantee 10% of ROI during the first year, arguing that after that year, the ROI will improve. 3.

Has anyone had any experience successfully moving around an HOA that restricts construction improvements?