Also you can notice that rubbery material, I was thinking of  ripping it off and replacing with a new one but not really sure what product I can use to replace it.

The current value of the home is now 290,000 (2021); When I have finished the new kitchen and bathroom components, I believe it will appraise between 360k - 410k, depending on timeframe.

The flip was extremely challenging - original plaster walls, original mud bed tile and lathe, heavy ciggarette residue throughout, complete bathroom framing and subfloor replacement needed, and a challenging layout.

The flip was extremely challenging - original plaster walls, original mud bed tile and lathe, heavy ciggarette residue throughout, complete bathroom framing and subfloor replacement needed, and a challenging layout.

There were definitely a lot of comments on the report but the main one that the inspector pointed out was replacing the gutters and route the downspouts away from the house, adding gutters to the garage and putting a back flow valve on sump pump. 

If something big is going to need to be replaced soon (eg 1-2 years), do it when you do the other renos to minimize problems when tenants are there.

We've put in a ton of sweat equity with refinishing the floors, replacing windows, upgrading electrical, and just general remodel.

Not doing any major structural work, just some walls, electrical cleanup, furnace replacements, roof, kitchen cabinets, and carpet/paint aesthetics.

None of them were replaced in the time since.I can allocate some % of rent as capex, but it would make sense only if the upcoming repairs/upgrades are atleast a couple of years out if not more.

Did you find it difficult to analyze properties, understand the loan options available, organize the renovation process, or perhaps master the property management component.