Over the course of several months, this five bedroom, five and a half bathroom home was gutted and rebuilt with high end upgrades throughout.

We had one empty unit, gutted and rebuild the bathroom and we've slowing been replacing carpet with LVP as we save up funds.

Use your instincts.

I figure her unit will be a gut reno at this point and it will take me a very long time to ROI on this place.

My gut tells me that rent growth has already begun to slow, but the published data hasn’t caught up yet.  

I'm reaching out for a gut check on some strategy / pricing on a commercial office space complex I recently invested into.

He detailed the late payments, the ruined carpet, the broken doors, smashed windows, holes in walls and he fully expects to pay $15k in repairs.He signed off by wishing me "good luck if you rent to them"So for all newbies and veterans alike, please please conduct a full set of background checks and if something doesn't feel quite right maybe go with your gut instincts! 

Example, for a “gut job” property under 1500 sq ft, Jerry says to consider rehab cost to be $75,000 in that case.

Needed a total gut and everything done to it including siding, windows, sump pump.

Needed a total gut and everything done to it including siding, windows, sump pump.