Landlord SPENT $25K rehabbing Property | Red house Before & After 

Thanks. I hope so too!

Thanks for watching! Good luck on the home purchase. It’s comments like yours that keep me posting content.

Thank you. Looks a little better. hahah

Thanks. Definitely stinks when you put in so much work just to see it all trashed.

I use the PL premium but yes do it. I wish I could get core filled doors in slabs. I also use the plastic plates, definitely helps. If I have the drywall down I screw blocking behind where the door knob will hit.

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It’s Behr porch and floor paint off the shelf color is slate gray. Thanks for watching.

House would appraise for 160 to 200. I have not purchased anything in some time. I've actually never sold a piece of property. Im in the long term game. Can't wrap my head around the pricing of property right now. Im interested in something commercial or just something different. 2023 exhausted me with how many turns I've had, bad situations and property taxes. Definitely start a RU-vid channel. Let us know, we will follow along. My advice would be to make several videos or shorts save them back until u have several built up and then start posting. That way you can post regular for several weeks. Should help you grow, also post on my videos sharing your channel. I just want success for everyone.

That's a lot of equity. Great job! I would sell and then leverage that cash to several properties. But I'm extremely bullshit on debt. 1.2 Mil +. It's drastically helped me grow and benefit from inflation. The commercial is nice. But in Indiana, everything is extremely overpriced, due to outta state money. My greatest returns have been from the 1 bed 1 bath duplexes. No kids, people on SSI who just want a small place to relax and watch TV after work. I can't do kids, they destroy everything. I'll definitely start doing shorts soon and let u know. Keep posting! I've learned a ton from your videos. @@handylandlord

I like the pvc trim around for a little extra protection on the sides. If I replace the shower/tub with a tenant in the unit, I definitely trim around tub to save time.

I just can't come around on the Lvp click together type of flooring. I will use it in a bathroom on small area. Unfortunately, it gets destroyed just the same as any other flooring does. They discontinued this flooring at Menards. Easy to removed roll it up just the same as carpet. I use some spray adhesive when installing to prevent tears when tenants move appliances. Probably biggest issue is it can get torn.