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Some clarification by moderators would be greatly appreciated.E.g.

I’m open to moderate renovations where there’s a clear path to increase NOI. 

We have ours set to moderate as well.

Each property probably needs $200k-400k worth of work for deferred maintenance, repairs, and moderate upgrades.He would like me to take them over for him.

What do you think @Moderators

From an investment perspective, the returns are typically stronger than traditional single-family rentals, which helps offset the moderate zoning risk.As with any model that lives in a gray area, strong management and community awareness are key—keeping properties well-maintained, managing parking, and minimizing turnover-related disruptions goes a long way in avoiding unwanted attention or complaints.We work with a number of investors using this strategy successfully throughout the metro area.

Replace roof, fix soffits, and removal of a moderate amount of overgrown shrubs.

   •   Part of the county shows moderate decline in Zillow home value index (~-2.6% over past year) depending on sub-areas.

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