yikes have carpeting todo, held up by painting. 

Painted and remodeled the inside of the property; fixed pool and rehabbed backyard.

Unless the seller is willing to lower the price to offset the lost rent and the cost of eviction, I wouldn't touch it.Would the eviction clock start fresh at purchase?

.- Added 2nd Bath, floors, and interior paint.To do's:- Partial Kitchen: counters, cabinet paint, stove, and sink.- Deck- Exterior Paint- RoofConsidering converting enclosed carport to studio.

And then after getting a property, I assume a lot of YouTube university and the like.For example, learning drywall, painting, flooring, tiling, some plumbing and electrical (nothing crazy), some landscaping/hardscaping, etc.Help!

I would switch out the vanity because it doesn't go with the rest of the room, paint, and put up the shower curtains and other decorating items.

They were recommended for a paint job for an apartment.Best,Pamela

We know the roof is less than 10 years old too, so hopefully any large expenses will not arise for a few years, thus giving us a large amount of reserves after a few years.Here is the data:Cost of unit 40kRenovations 40kboiler:6800windows&doors:5000unit renovations: 16k (they are small and with them being low rent we do not want to go nice)Per unit: carpet &pad:1k kitchen and bath floor: 300 appliances:1100 cabinets/counters/sink:800 Bath:500 Paint:100 Doors:200balconies:4kdrywall work:3200misc expenses: 5kAnnual rent 19,200Annual Budget:property tax: 1800vacancy:800insurance:1030repairs & maint: 2400utilities:3600advertising:100grounds keeping:600misc:500Annual Debt service:5756

I am happy to adjust the numbers with whatever scenario everyone thinks makes sense.For example, looking at another Westcoast market paints a slightly different picture.

Make sure all your deck and the surround are stained/painted the same.