Ok.....basic question - how do you analyze utes for rentals?

The Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) which is basically a stipend the military pays to service members to cover the cost of housing generally covers the rent and often times utilities and military folks are willing to use that to cover rent. 

Currently, I have a few smaller projects on a couple of houses: carpeting/tiling floors, painting walls that contain LED paint, installing A/C and heating system, installing light fixtures, installing appliances, making sure electrical wiring is safe, installing recessed lighting, insulating/waterproofing medium size room in the basement.

I'm basically banking on any of the 3 units to move at some point and then I'll be solidly in the red.

Just trying to make a decision prior to starting the project.

If you are upgrading the kitchen appliances and are not able to increase rent or make the home more desirable, then it would be best to save the time and energy to focus on the next project. 

You may be able to get the current tenants to do a lease option, where they basically give you a deposit for the opportunity to buy the house in the future.

I'm not averse to a project if it needs some work.

Hire someone that's willing to do it based on where you're at in the project. 

Hi All,There is a Project HUD property in Ohio market that I have my eye on which I know has lost its status due to continued low REAC (annual inspection) scores.