I will not pay for upgrades.

My question is what are the most impactful upgrades we can do to increase the value of our home?

A lot of upfront costs but I think with tactful negotiations and using some savings to upgrade the first two years I’ll be in good shape (hopefully). 

Zombie-companies — Macy’s, Boeing, Exxon Mobile, Delta Airlines — decay in record numbers while enduring a slow, gruesome death.

Specifically, I am looking to purchase a SFH with major repairs/upgrades needed (using the BRRRR strategy) rehab and then refi to conventional loan. 

I’m taking ownership of an 11-unit apartment complex in a revitalized part of town but the property needs upgrades and the starting budget is only enough to get the ball rolling.

Have either of you had any luck on the the refi side (it's getting some reno upgrades, so the plan is pretty much a BRRRR)?

Upgrading the panels is relatively straightforward, but regarding the outlets themselves it's hard to know what kind of wiring is in the walls without opening them up.  

So i was willing to pay a little more than i wanted knowing it needed some upgrades cuz it did cash flow from day 1.

The 3-4 family would then become a rental that we would ultimately hold long term.The other 2 units we would clean up and do minimal work to initially and when the first round of tenants leave, renovate/upgrade the other units as they become vacant to hopefully increase the rents.I had been researching single family options prior to COVID and am starting my research on multifamily and hoping you guys can point me in the right direction to save some time on a couple of things.