Long-term owners can absolutely phase improvements.If your plan is to hold this property for decades, you can:• Do the must-haves now (staying inside budget)• Reassess the roof in 2–5 years• Update kitchen/siding/flooring during turnovers• Spread CapEx across future cash flowThis is what most long-term buy-and-hold investors do to protect capital.4.

For me  as a future landlord doing a house hack with a well for both units as a source of water, what are my responsibilities in the future for testing the well .

Every seller has a cousin who said, “You can easily get $1,600.”None of that pays the mortgage.If you want predictable income, you underwrite based solely on verified, current, rent-ready numbers, not future fantasies.Here’s the exact approach we use:1.

Ignore future rent.

Many buyers who acquired properties in ill-advised locations right after the pandemic during the STR gold rush, are either struggling now or have sold off already.

In future dollars with inflation, it will be a lot larger number. 

I never used to be good in school, so learning about money, personal finance, credit, investing, etc. after getting out of school was a much better way to take learning more seriously as I am now responsible for what I do with my money & my potential future. 

I'm excited to bring my knowledge to my current and future clients.I graduated with a Bachelor's of Science in Accounting from Coastal Carolina University and I'm also a Certified QBO ProAdvisor. 

I will upgrade to QBO in the future for my Businesses, due to my knowledge of it, then one day I may have more industry specific Bookkeeping Software for Real Estate but we will see.  

Your future self will thank you.