This would be the first HOA that covered interior maintenance.

There were instances of someone kicking a hole in the wall, leaving trash and broken furniture behind, and even one tenant that $4it on the front step (but left the interior spotless).

Hi Folks, We have a few homes and like to have good quality interiors and finishes where possible.

To give you an idea, the tenant asked if they could paint the interior of the house a few years ago, and we made our only ever exception in their case and said 'fine', as long as they returned it back when they left - of course they didn't.

We are doing a full interior renovation of the 92 units.

Through upgrades to both the interior and exterior of the property, GCM increased The Mojave's net operating income by 2.1x.

Work involved:3/4 of house new drywall and all interior paintFloors throughoutRoof and sheeting1/2 the siding 1/4 of the exterior trim and all exterior paintAll new windows and doorsAll new electrical, 1/2 new plumbing (all new fixtures)All interior trim and new dividing wall Tile shower and backsplashesNew kitchen and appliancesMassive amount of garbage and demo and light landscaping (plus a shed removal)I worked with and helped a new GC on this so I am not including his markup but it was small as he wanted me to show him how to approach this and we pretty much scheduled all the subs and gave him their info to use on his own projects.

If I have interior designer design and order furniture, what’s the best resource / way to find local furniture installers that are qualified and verified ?

So I'm new to the Charleston area and I'm looking into a property on the MLS that needs A LOT of interior updating work.

Sweat equity - built a kitchen from scratch in the basement and did most of the other miscellaneous work (adding washer/dryer hookups, adding interior doors to create separate entrances, etc.) myself, saving tons of time and money (contractors were booked way out, expensive, and extremely hard to find).