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Elise Whittenburg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Niceville, FL
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Landscaping & BRRRR Investments

Elise Whittenburg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Niceville, FL
Posted

Hey Ya'll

I'm interested to hear some community feedback on landscaping for rental properties. Lets start under the premise that we are BRRRR investing. Typically we are buying distressed properties that are undervalued or in some cases not even on the market. Most of the time, we focus on the structure itself. When you are running your rehab numbers, is landscaping a factor? NOW, there are some situations that will warrant a landscaping overhaul... IE - the HOA requires it. Landscaping (at least in Florida) costs quite a bit to maintain and keep looking good. SO FAR, we haven't invested a ton of money in landscaping, just maintenance of whats there at the time of purchase.

-Elise

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