Investment property remodel

Better property equals better tenants and higher rent. I have seen landlords milk their properties for years without doing any upgrades. The result is a string of bad tenants.

A listing popped on the MLS that caught my eye. I sent it to Levi and he asked how soon we could see it. Within a few hours we had walked every square inch of that property, looked at everything we could think of and made a full price offer. We closed on the property a month later. Here’s why we instantly knew this was a good deal.

This summer, we put the breaks on our “big house” home rehab and dove head first into renovating our small rental property so that we could get it rented before I headed back to school.…

Are you renovating your rental property kitchen? I will show you how to maximize your rental property kitchen renovation ROI by following these steps...

There is a LOT that goes into renting a unit or home. I thought I’d share a list of what we do to prepare for listing our property and ultimately renting! Here we go…

Do you want to be a real estate investor? Find out how we completed our rental property renovation in order to increase our equity and maximize cash flow!

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Real estate is a big deal and has remained a big part of the economy for many years. However, investing in property is not for everyone. We see more rental properties because these projects are more attractive to investors. If you are an investment property owner, you may want to consider the following upgrades. The... Cha Ching Queen -

Dear Landlord, I’m your future tenant and, I get it, your priorities are a little different than mine. You want things to be durable, long-lasting and, usually, cheap. I, on the other hand, would really love them to look nice. I heard you’re doing a little work on the place before I move in so I wanted to share some do’s and don’ts, my wish list and no-no list. Some of them come at a cost, but others won’t cost you a penny.