I had bright pink laminate countertops in decent condition with solid wood cabinets I didn’t want to replace, so I had it painted light-medium grey with 2 coats of rustoleum countertop paint.

You also need to see if the house has been updated vs original (like does it have 1970s pink tiling in the bathroom).

I am going to be attending the BP Convention and would like to have a BP meet up for Jacksonville.I suggest we meet at the lobby Bar on Sunday 10/6 at 4.Swing by and lets grab a drink and talk everthing Jax!

Originally posted by @Luna Baron:@ Timo Radzik I have been trying to figure out if I would qualify for the investment tax credit on a rental property...IRS Form 3468.

We actually did it for an aging parent, over bright pink tile.

So far, that means market prices of 225-300K (ARV).While the 2% rule is subject to area, and a guidance bar only, I can't help but think I should be looking elsewhere based on rents being sub 1%, and the high capital required in acquisitions when compared to other markets (ex: 85K home).

I have seen 50's pink, green and sky blue tiles look fantastic in the right design.

PMs not only deal with disenchanted tenants, there are also issues with unreasonable landlords with too high of expectations.For properties in Kenosha/Racine, try @Corina EufingerFor Milwaukee, I use Citywide and LOVE THEM but if not them, then I'd use Ed at Welcome Home Milwaukee or Mike Baron from PMI as I know them personally and trust them.  

Also, try Mike Baron at PMI Property Management or Matt Maurice/Ed Riggenbach at Welcome Home Milwaukee.

Alex Kaster/Bryan Lam--City Wide Property Management (Bryan actually lives in Ozaukee County); Michael Baron--PMI Property Management of Greater Milwaukee and/or Ed Riggenbach at Welcome Home Milwaukee.