. - areas include eating out, entertainment subscriptions, convenient purchases, expensive dates or drinks, consumer goods, fancy brand items, rent or mortgage at or over 30% pay, etc. - don't give up everything you enjoy, just be aware that small choices add up.

Had new roof installed and renovated a handful of other smaller items.

Addbacks include mortgage interest, property taxes, and home insurance since those items are already reflected in your mortgage payment.

Those are the big items needed.If you want to talk more about it feel free to DM me.

The dust analogy is also not quite accurate for all line items.

Hello Drew,I appreciate you asking that question.We give them extremely detailed hard quotes that are described by line item, cost of the material and cost of labor, even amount of workers used per line item.As well we present all the receipts of purchase of the materials and quantities.Our company has over 70 4.9 stars review ratings from Home Advisor so we encourage all our clients and investors to check our reputation as well we can provide referrals from other investors.Hope that answers your questions!

Read it carefully, and don't hesitate to ask questions.Handover: If you're the seller, be ready to hand over keys and any other agreed-upon items to the buyer.Celebrate: Once all is said and done, it's time to celebrate!

@Devang Vora Capex depends on a few things to my understanding; how long you plan to keep the property, the age and state of any of the big ticket items, etc... 

We carefully vet each one, they carry insurance and workers compensation, and they can't get paid unless those items are up to date.

I've been doing a lot of education on putting together a syndication but there are a couple items I haven't found answers for.