There is always the possibility an accident will happen , some vandalism , a bit of concrete down the sewer pipe , a few broken windows .  

It's as follows; 4600 sq ft, 2/1 concrete slab, vinyl siding (needs replacing), new roof last year, all units renovated 2 years ago, section 8, asking $139,900, units rent for $500 each ($2000 gross).

I have heard some rumors of some AirBNB refi packages being offered by select lenders by EOY, but as of now, I have not seen anything concrete. 

My real estate team leader put in a pool and a bunch of concrete and it cost him about $100k.

However, if it's just a travel for work kind of thing, perhaps there is an allowance for that. let's home someone else with a bit more concrete experience can offer some advice!

HUD has stripped the current flooring leaving an exposed concrete slab.

While we're still under contract the environmental company wants us to pull up the boards so that they can inspect the concrete floor underneath.

Try Polish National.  

They look beyond the problems that their own houses might present and instead focus on "location, location, location" or some similar mantra.I've considered putting together a simple written analysis for each deal to give them something concrete to look at, and with starting with the final number and working backward to explain how I got there rather than putting the explanation first.

I analyze it and dissect it and explain it, then I back all that theory up with proof, evidence facts, and data.But all I always ever get in return is talk, never any concrete evidence.I will make it easy for ANYONE that want to challenge me on this.This is what I need to be proven wrong.Show me how your DMM/lists is free, (I am not talking about website hosting fees etc. etc.