For example, put a big window where I put the kitchen and dining room to the outside.

I've spoken with a couple of local real estate agents, lenders, and a very seasoned investor, and most leaned towards "window shopping" for properties until the pandemic dwindles down and the economy is back stable.

However, I’m making some upgrades to it by laying my own floors, repainting certain areas, tiling the kitchen, etc.

Purchase price: $169,000 Cash invested: $8,000 Nice Family Home Located In Beautiful Stone Oak Great Kitchen With Island, Built In Microwave, Refrigerator, Plenty of Cabinets* Mahogany Solid Wood Front Door * Beautiful hardwood Flooring* Large master With Huge Walk In Closet* All Bedrooms Are Spacious* Water Softener* Excellent Schools w/ Lopez Middle School Within Walking Distance* Deck Overlooks Fenced Yard With landscaping** Shopping, Restaurants Close By What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I found out when my property manager saw all windows, garage and doors open. 

For example, I tell all of my tenants before they move in that my major pet peeves are a dirty kitchen, noise at night and rent paid after the first.

The best you can do is 5,k - just to spruce it up 17-20$/ft to do an in place renovation with new fixtures, paint floors, windows/door.

We already upgraded all the kitchen appliances last summer so that wasn't an option, but a great idea for our other rentals at time of lease renewal!!  

The tenants left the place with pee smell and broken window and we spent over $15000 fixing the place up removing floors and repainting the whole place, a brand new dishwasher used 5 months was thrown away.

Hell everyoneI’m getting ready to have A/C windows units installed to my multi family.