I sold a note this time last year but never reached out to them.

Evaluate the property, itemize damages, and send them a letter and the remaining deposit (if any.) 

The properties were sold through a organization called Renew Indy.

As a Realtor, when I sold properties to investors, I would tell them, from my own experience, how much money they could get in rent for this home.

I am testing out Wrike to create deliverable topics/items, critical timelines and assign tasks & deadlines, etc. 

I've been toying with the idea of getting into rentals as some more supplemental income, and although I've struggled with the math as far as justification, i believe the main reasons folks here by rentals (please correct if I'm wrong) are: Cashflow (although I've seen people do deals eg on Roofstock for only $100-200/mo) + appreciation (when sold) + taxesSo assuming I'm correct there, then the potential tax benefits are 30% of the reason to do rentals.

For example (try  not to repeat the items listed below):- Laundry room or add washer/dryer in each unit- New roof- Individually meter each unit electric/water- Add small park- Update curb appeal to include paint.- Add small workout gym to leasing office- Update pool area with pavers and outdoor furniture-- List yours below --

The budget has 10% management fee which is expected but then there’s a separate line item for site manager payroll at 5k.

I looked at comps, and ran a few numbers and the house next door is exactly the same and sold for 78,000.

For example, the condo that I'm looking at was sold in 2012 for 50K, now selling for 150K.