I would invest in mini-splits for each unit over time as they are now on boilers and window A/C units.

There are things like TPT tax to consider once you're going to sell that take away a few thousand dollars, but then you have to calculate window coverings, appliances, etc if you're going to rent it.What is your end goal with this question so we know how to help?

But take a closer look: https://shorturl.at/GZDCBNevada inventory up 63%North Carolina, Colorado, Arizona, Virginia, all seeing 40%+ increases.This isn’t just a Florida story, it’s a shift happening coast to coast.Is this a warning sign... or a window of opportunity for creative investors?

Converted to Triplex from duplex, new flooring throughout, appliances/windows/toilets/vanities What was the outcome?

You’ll also want to evaluate the kitchen and bathrooms—especially the layout and whether you can work with existing plumbing—as well as check windows, insulation, and any visible signs of mold, pests, or structural issues.

Drive by and then offered the bank significantly more than they listed it for with a 6 hour window to accept so that other bidders wouldn't get it:) How did you finance this deal?

New Flooring, toilets, windows where necessary, paint, kitchen cabinets/countertop rehab What was the outcome?

But the next 5 years is likely to be a major window of opportunity.

So I found a duplex in NJ that has clear signs of it not being used: the lawn is overgrown, the window blinds are pulled all the way up, and it's completely dark inside.

We completed the cosmetic updates, which included base boards, ceiling fans, window blinds, deep clean, and backyard landscaping.