Clean the head with vinegar , you have a clog .

I would assume you spent extra money on this mirror so you could attract and keep a quality tennant and would hate to loose out and have to pay to have a vaccancy and find a new tennant.  

CapEx for a fixer-upper will be totally different than it will be for a turnkey, vacancies vary between property types and locations, and repairs depend on the property condition and the quality of the tenants.

Cleaning, painting, re-grouting, tile work, small repairs and even some plumbing.

I have seen it used on tile floor thresholds too....or something that looked like it, very clean look.

Purchase price: $41,000 Cash invested: $66,000 Coastal Bungalow with laminate floors throughout, 3BR/1BA with LR, FR, Clean Kitchen with breakfast bar, (2) brick fireplaces.

Here is what sticks out to meproperty taxes seem very low, try and verify on assessors website.always assume there are some repairs, even if its just cleaning carpet and mending a few drywall errors.i try and add in at least 1k-ishverify interest ratesmy local area is climbing to almost 4.5 and 5%closing costs as wellunless you have records of utility's guess higher then you would normallyHope this helps i cant really say more without knowing more.

After a thorough cleaning, I replaced all carpets; painted several rooms with modern colors & touched up the others; upgraded a few fixtures; and, made several small but impactful cosmetic improvements.What was the outcome?

Sometimes with fixer uppers the best bang is just clean, not redoing the kitchen, etc.

With regards to tenants I guess that’s the risk we all have to take, I might be wrong but I’m guessing in places like lowell where the rent is cheaper the quality of the tenet maybe more unpredictable compared to closer to Boston, what do you think?