Hey @Keith Kotsch, so we use the Charisma/Berkshire lightweight comforters from Costco.They are nice and light, easy to wash/dry and they wear like iron.

We are doing exterior paint of the building, new lighting in the parking lot, exterior fence around the perimeter of the complex, and a new monument sign to help with tenant exposure.

We are doing exterior paint of the building, new lighting in the parking lot, exterior fence around the perimeter of the complex, and a new monument sign to help with tenant exposure.

If you fund interior improvements for a tenant (think drywall, HVAC runs, lighting, plumbing, etc.), most of that qualifies as Qualified Improvement Property (QIP).

We do all recessed LED lighting, drop ceilings in most cases to allow for more economical heating and cooling, butcher block counter tops, LVP flooring, tile shower, tile tub enclosures with tile bathroom floors and tile mud rooms.

Sadly the underwriting seems to have been an oversight in the areas you had mentioned, of course sponsors will always cast the brightest light on every situation but we and they must remember we aren't paying for their education but expect the experts to lead the investors thru experience and wisdom.

Same as Isha here...would love to hear how things are going in light of the new market conditions.  

i think you said you put 20% down, plus closing costs, plus the light rehab, is that right? 

I wish you luck but please let this be a warning to ALL investors.

I've been lightly following them for years, I did not invest in property yet thankfully but now I'll avoid them.