If there are improvements made, then you should be able to cash out on the new appraised value without any seasoning restrictions.

Quote from @Hilary Sackor: Hey, I am currently struggling with searching for good areas in the city that would make for a great place to invest, with hopes that the area will continue to improve and become more renter-friendly.

I'm trying to figure out which core improvements move the needle the most for the WNY buyer/appraiser.

Any "improvements" they make stay with the house, of course.

Repainted interior & exterior, improved curb appeal with landscaping and shutters, and tackled a very large deck.

The operators are focused on improving cash flow and positioning for future refinancing opportunities.

It depends on your objective:1. trying to generate chunks of money = flips2. want an extra couple/few hundred dollars a month = buy a rental 3. want to live for free and redeploy what you would have spent on a mortgage = househack 4. want to acquire properties without a lot of money = BRRRRHousehacking immediately improves your quality of life financially.

Note that at this time QuickBooks Desktop has more add-on products than QuickBooks Online, but that is changing rapidly.I’m not including features that are found in the optional Advanced Inventory feature for QuickBooks Enterprise.

Specifically:What were your biggest challenges (zoning, drainage, ventilation, fire code, utilities, tenant improvements)?

What exercises or tips have helped you improve your phone voice?