I just had a light rehab turn into a major rehab.

Hahaha thats a clever name that is suspiciously close to the NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program).

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No restrictions, no HOA near but outside of flood area.Seller's Mortgage is a 6.375% rate. 

Quote from @Doug Clark: For the little things outside of the normal bathroom, kitchen, flooring, paint, recessed lighting..1.

Hurricanes, flooding, eroding infrastructure… it piles up.

Environmental factors, such as flooding vulnerabilities, necessitate investments in resilient properties, adding to upfront costs.

I am talking about burnt lightbulbs, leaky faucets, light switch not switching off....etc.I am trying to be a very responsive and empathetic landlord as my tenants are pretty good, and I want them to be happy where they are. 

It was a true trade-off as the Logan area is more limited in STRs and new builds so ADRs are higher and likely to stay there compared to RRG where the market is headed towards being flooded and there's the potential of ADRs going down like in Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area. 

Are they in the flood zone?