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Hey everyone, I’m Kyron, 19 and just starting my real estate career in Salt Lake City.

Many HVAC systems are damaged and need new control boards6.) water heaters need to be restarted, the newer onces require disassembly and blowing dry, damaged electronics... need hot water to clean sewage7.) we spray enzyme clearner to prevent/limit bacterial growth8.) at least 2 dehumidifiers, will probably rent commercial units9.) just bought a thermal camera to identify wet drywall, remove if needed10.) just ordered a few more commercial ozone generators from maxblaster - the ones we have are too slowCarpet cleaners refuse to take orders right now, apparently, they get called to basements that need water extraction first.Home Depot came through today with a delivery of blower fans and dehumidifiers - we always keep some around, also puddle sucker pumps, but not enough for anything of this scale.For anyone who has dealt with this and have some helpful tips, please let us know!

We've done an ozone machine in the garage and main house, as well as bleach water wash of the floors, baking soda on the floors, and spraying cat pee cleaner.

Separate point, with the change in OBBB SALT allowances, you may want to rethinking having any material funds in HYSA.

I will be a happy man if you negotiate this down :) Finally I have $100 per month (average) in expenses for monthly salt water treatment of the well and pumping out septic every 3 years.

Photos also help if there is ever damage to anything in the pool area.3-If you have a salt cell, it'll be running more in an STR pool than in a private pool.

I just did this process on my first rental property, but I am also brand new to this so take everything below with a grain of salt:    First thing first, call your insurance company before a tenant moves in to switch your homeowner's policy to a landlord policy. 

Now I know that this test is just a ball park number and should be taken with a grain of salt, but in the book, "Rental Property Investing" by Brandon Turner, he gives an example on a $300,000 home with the rental income at $2,000 per month.