Id really like to put in a second bathroom in.

If you find nice upgraded homes in your area and you find a couple that are rented it could make sense to do some nice upgrades in the kitchen and bathroom.

After closing, we have made the property complete lead free, minor work on the outside, replaced all exterior doors, rehabbed the bathroom upstairs, and added/rehabbed a brand new shower in the basement.

Write your goal on paper and stick it on your bathroom mirror so you see it every day. 

Check the roof, plumbing, electrical, heating, AC, pool, kitchen upgrades and bathroom upgrades because these tend to be the biggest expenses.

It's hard to know, could be local sales comps dragging it down, a change in facts that Zillow has about the property (like number of bedrooms, bathrooms, change in square footage, etc), change in valuation by the assessor, or something else.

I am in Columbus Ohio, i have been in the rental property for about 15 years, never build always acquired single families or multi families units property to operateI am looking into buying a lot that currently has a house with basement I need to know how many 2 bedrooms apartment with 1.5 bathrooms i can build on this land and what type of total investment I should expect.This would be the average economy (not cheap) finishI am looking for suggestions, i have not done my zoning due diligence or any architecture digging yet, it's just a thought at this point Thank you

I thought maybe one of you can help me to understand if the following charge is reasonable (since for it sound way too much expensive): My property is vacant, and the bathroom tap was leaking, hence I asked the PM to shut off the valve. 

It contains 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms.

- Does the place have popcorn ceilings (8th picture, there is some texture on the ceiling) - Your hardwoods look god awful, like they need to be refinished, plus wood paneling -- yuck. (13th picture) - Probably one of the most dated kitchens I've ever seen (14th picture) - What appears to be a leak of some kind in the kitchen, top right (15th picture) - Drop ceiling...yuck (16th picture) - No pictures of bathrooms, but I bet they're a disaster.So lets recap -- this place needs a ton of work.