They’re showing up in relatives’ mailboxes, in social media, and here!.
I was honestly wondering if there was really much of a point in investing in income properties outside of a major center, but he let me know that there’s a market for rental units anywhere you go..When approaching an income property in a small town, think of the location.
You want to be closer to downtown and conveniences and less towards the outskirts of town.The other thing to look at is what your competition is.You won’t need to compete with big fancy condos, so it might make sense to scale back a bit on some of the investments you make on the property.
Look at what other units are being rented for in the area and invest accordingly.If you outfit the space with the best of the best, you still won’t be getting $4000 a month in rent, the way you might be able to downtown in a big city.
Still think about durability, but think about who will be renting as well and what they’ll be willing to pay.. Kennedy and I have been watching Income Property quite a bit the last few weeks and honestly, as much as I love the show, I have to say that I’m a little mad at Scott.
He has been single-handedly responsible for Kennedy’s new extreme distaste for our house and I don’t know if I can take the complaining anymore!Start out by cutting yourself a top.
Our top is a basic 1×10 pine board and it’s 34 inches long..The sides are pieces of the same 1×10 board, cut to 18″ long with a little triangle notched out.
The angle of the triangle doesn’t really even matter, just eyeball it with the mitre saw and then finish off the cut with a handsaw.Do that for both leg pieces..
(Editor: Elegant Cushions)