If you plan on doing more extensive renovations after a tenant moves out, like replacing flooring type, appliances, cabinets, countertops, bathroom renovations, this would be considered CapEx because it adds value to the property.

Closing went without any major hiccups, now in the process of making updates to the kitchens and bathrooms to maximize my ROI.

I added 194 sf to the property with an additional bathroom added. i expanded the master bedroom and added a master walk in closet. i added a 200 sf deck and put in french doors from the dinning rm to open up the space to the back yard.

I added 194 sf to the property with an additional bathroom added. i expanded the master bedroom and added a master walk in closet. i added a 200 sf deck and put in french doors from the dinning rm to open up the space to the back yard.

You can wrap a seller finance deal with another seller finance sale, essentially being the bank.

Renovation included new kitchen, bathrooms, windows, doors, trim, flooring, gutters, siding, etc.

What I learned is find your own agent first and then work with them towards what you want, because you essentially know nothing about the other person on the other end of the listing and the vast majority of realtors aren't very good.

It's more than just applying to DPP for a permit to add a bathroom.

This home is a 1400 sq. foot updated 2 bedroom 2 bathroom single family.

Purchase price: $126,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Complete remodel including roof, landscaping, all 3 bathrooms, refinishing wood floors, countertops, carpet, tile, foundation What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?