3.7MM capex, remodeling inside units, pool area, new gym, package lockers, fix and paint all exterior, resurface parking, pad cover parking, EV charging, solar.

You and your Realtor need to check the balance sheet for the community to make sur that there is enough working capital to cover any 'proposed or special assessments' that may be looming (replacing roofs or painting buildings, resurfacing driveways and parking areas)- if the HOA isn't in good shape with enough reserves, all owners will get a hefty, nasty surprise to 'band together' to pay for major repairs- and it's usually at the most inconvenient time.

Things like new lighting, ceiling fan, touch up paint, refinishing or modifying existing cabinets, re-surfacing tub, etc are all money & time savers that still meet the needs of the tenants, and put in at the rent price point I am targeting..

You can learn to do drywall, install flooring, paint, resurface a tub.

Paint, Drywall, Flooring, Turn Repair, construction resurfacing, and power washing.

Resurface can cost about $8KRedoing the pool, resurfacing, checking and confirming no leaks, redoing the heater/motor.. $20K-$30K..

That’s a 45 year old issue which is not likely to resurface.

Updated: Kitchen and Bathroom, New Flooring, New Interior Doors, New Windows, New Central Air, Scrapped and Resurfaced Ceilings, Ceiling Fans in each area, Exterior New Deck, and Whole Interior paint and Exterior trim paint What was the outcome?

They said they could remodel a kitchen and just RESURFACE the cabinets, and the price would be $25k+.

I could have had them resurfaced.