These opportunities are called value-add because the operator is planning on adding value through either increased operational efficiencies or through improvements in the existing assets.

Hello, After doing some reading and listening to multiple podcasts, it is obvious that the IRA Act has lots of improvements for retirement savings.

I tried several new things to improve automation.

I have a duplex in Petworth Washington, DC, that needs a complete renovation, specifically to start with I want to:Modernize everything (everything dates back at least 30 years maybe more)New KitchenReplace the floors because they can't be refinished again.Add a second bathroom to the upstairs unitReplace the back 2-story porchFinish the basement apartment (it is bare wall now) into a 2br/2baFix/Replace retaining wallOverall I want to significantly improve the quality of my units.  

I wanted to share this sheet not necessarily because I think it's the best, but to get feedback from you all on what improvements or changes I could make.

We fine-tuned our tenant qualification procedures and improved our due diligence skills as it was one the oldest properties we ever purchased - built in the 1940's.

You defiantly should replace the access panel, and you should make soundproofing improvements to this unit, but you need to take a harder stance with the tenant and let them know that you do not respond to noise complaints that occur from 9-9 or whatever hours you pick.

We fine-tuned our tenant qualification procedures and improved our due diligence skills as it was one the oldest properties we ever purchased - built in the 1940's.

That price point to me is more for trying to improve value rather than buying a rent ready property.

There are allowable and not allowed improvements.