Not sure if that was because of the large increase in the value or just standard practice.

We teach, inspect, and make sure the product on the other end meets ours as well as professionals standards.  

I have shared a before and after of our standard Kitchen cutout we use as a template for each project..Has anyone dabbed in this space and what insight can you share?

If the Section 8 tenants don't perform to your standards, then negotiate to move them out or evict if necessary.

Depending upon the area you might do this for just your exterior doors or all doors on the property:To Reduce Wear from AbuseUse longer than standard screws on the hinge plates of the doors you install.Increase the number of hinges you install from 2 or 3 to 5 or 6.

Go with the larger security deposit BUT make a standard process to do it so you can apply the same concept to all potential renters in the future so you don't end up being on the wrong end of a discrimination suit.

I am not sure if that is a standard practice of their broker or a function of the state REC, etc.I’ve tried to return the favor by giving them name and number to folks I approach to buy a property and while they indicate a willingness to sell – they are looking for full retail and not the “wholesale” type price I offer. 

Do you believe this a standard fee paid by a buyer to their agent?

This type of thing seems to me to be very similar to a standard PML/HML funding of a fix and flip deal, the difference being that I am also the seller. 

I think it will take about $10k to fix each of the trailers to MY standard of rental.What do all of you think?