If you just renovate the odd unit here and there (and not common areas), then prospective tenants might feel like they are paying too much for a so-so neighborhood, but if you renovate a whole building then most of what they see looks new and fresh.

When I do my bills, I don't have to go to dozens of files to file the bills away, I just file them in one bill file for the month, and when the month is finished, and I start a fresh file the following month.My boss at the non-profit was annoyed at first I organized my files this way as she was used to vendor and customer files.

My barber makes $10+ a month in cash, he has a few tats on his face and looks like he is fresh out of prison but he works his butt off.

I am a Newbie, like extremely fresh!

They won’t be expecting the same money as their neighbors with the shiny new kitchen and fresh paint.Robert, even if you go the traditional realtor route, the seniors could be a good segment for getting listings. 

@Daniel Hughes it depends on the age and expected lifespan of the major items. on average, with a fresh rehab, I'm reserving $75/mo for capex and $100/mo maintenance.

You get a ton of fresh food and it's very relaxing to see the results each day.

If the place had a fresh coat of paint with the fixtures updated, it would probably rent for $1300.  

I'm fresh out of school and working in finance/risk management.

Part of me just wants to start fresh.