It’s a 3 story, 3 family, 3k sqft, 1908 Victorian, 2 bedrooms each, 7 miles from NYC, and rental comps reflect about $2300 a piece if rehabbed (top unit/floor was updated about 8 years ago). 

Flooring, paint, lighting, HVAC updates, plumbing updates, new kitchen cabinets and appliances.

I am updating a house is Southwest Fort Worth.

We share a calendar that is updated consistently and we both make sure to prioritize time together. 

If I find a house that is identical to mine, except for flooring and countertops, then I want to update the countertops, how would I know how much of the price differential comes from countertops versus flooring?

Our Cuyahoga County tax rates have been updated to reflect 2019 rates (paid in 2020), you can now view the updated tax rates here and on the county auditor's website.A good reminder for those who have yet to purchase property in the Cleveland area - property taxes rarely ever stay the same and the tax figures you see on the MLS and online listings are just about useless for underwriting.

Currently have a couple duplexes in my market that hit the 1% rule, fully rented, and clean (but not super updated) props.

I will take your advice to put 5% down and talk to my lender about prepay PMI on a 4-7 bedroom house.I'm currently renting and I'll probably do some renovation (putting hardwood floors, adding another room, and updating some bathrooms) prior to moving-in.

How many times do you get policy update notification from various companies in which you’re involved?

The few items I see that you (maybe) missed were capital expenditures (CapEx), Lawn/Snow care expenses, and $1,500 for maintenance might be kind of lite if the property is older/not updated.