@Ryan Alexander Yes the capex budget will have to be greater since the roof is not brand new.

To add to this thread, you can also lightly knock off the popcorn with a drywall knife, leaving behind the carrier, and lightly sand the ceiling, then prime and paint.

You spend one day doing some touch up painting and light repairs and 9 days going to Disney World. 

You just need to determine what your real estate goals are and look at this in light of those goals.

Using your RRSP FTHBP should not be taken lightly.

Had another offer for work and took it; got to travel throughout the United States and Canada performing photometric inspection of airfield lighting equipment at airports.

So better than 1%Just bought some high end new construction montrose properties that I’ll likely get $3800 in rent and I paid about $400k (not quite 1% but a+++ area and brand new.

I do these all of the time- if this is a rental, middle class sort of area; paint the cabinets, new hardware, new lighting, new appliances, resurface the counters and new flooring and all of the sudden it will look like a million bucks. 

The roof and furnace are both brand new and the listing price is $89,900.00. 

Hi All, if you have anyone you can recommend in Baltimore for an inspection and some light renovations on a BRRRR in Baltimore City, please share!