The latest (a large management company) just quoted me $5460 to paint an 800 sw ft unit, $770 for an apartment that was just done and is great shape, $2600 on cleaning and $2,160 to replace a functioning water heater that’s 5 years old.  

A mini split is ideal, but even separate baseboard controls will keep tenants comfortable.I’d keep the rehab clean, durable, and functional.

Plus, you pay 50% of the "Reservations" if your rental conversion doesn't go over 50%.Last month I looked at our Rentals and saw how many come from Sparefoot and turned them off for our largest location. 

Definitely a framer function... 

I hunt for ugly houses with good bones, rehab them for function over flash, rent for steady cash flow, refinance to pull out my initial money, then do it again.

It's a popular platform for travel medical professionals that have two fairly distinct rental behaviours: They want studios and one bedrooms close to the hospital (15-20 mins max) and they often have a limited budget of around $1600 or less.If you have a larger home, Airbnb is a GREAT place to market your MTR as it is the largest OTA out there with about 20-25% of nights booked for 30 nights and more.

This isn't the largest part of the return, which is the increase in equity: loan amortization + capital appreciation.

Cash flow is a function of leverage terms in the deal.

Whether or not they can collect on the judgement is a function of the debtors financial strength, state of residence, what form their assets take, asset “protection” strategies, how far the plaintiff is willing to go and how much they’re willing to spend, etc.  

It makes the accounting function easier going forward.