We haven't tried CHBO because of the cost per property but my VAs have a list of about 15+ sites they list all of our properties on.

Our mortgage is $95,000, and our renovation costs are spread over several different 0% interest credit cards.

Trying to avoid spending 2K on a brand new one as we may rehab the kitchen and replace all the appliances in a few years.This is the exact model looking to replace. https://www.geappliances.com/appliance/GE-24-Built-In-Gas-Ov...It was on sale but have not been able to find anywhere that has in stock. 

I know the cost of the conversion, and the ARV increase to me seems several times higher than this cost. 

Owning a house with a view in NY already cost ten percent of my current income in taxes.  

This is supported by search trends by terms like "affordable apartments Fayetteville NC" and "houses for rent under $500 in Fayetteville NC" suggesting a high demand for cost-effective living arrangements.

The only cost the deal needs to absorb that's relevant is the interest, and even that is really just the delta between the actual interest paid and the tax savings on that interest on your federal return. 

Hey @Duane Bowen, you'll have several options to finance the rehab, especially that you own it free and clear!

Hi,As a cabinet distributor, I have never found that replacing doors are cost effective.

This may inherently allow an allowable offset of PAL, when ordinarily the cost seg depreciation would be subject to some possible suspensions.