Pretty much the same thing only you need just one triangle and it needs to be bigger, obviously.
He sometimes sees people eliminate things like a laundry room, or a dishwasher in a space to create more room or to save money on having to invest in those appliances.Sure, you might not be able to charge a whole lot more for having those things, but it all goes back to what Scott told us last time: Income properties are still homes.
Having these conveniences available for your future tenants will get your place rented a whole lot quicker and it will keep good renters around for the long run.It’s a win/win situation!.I hope you enjoyed this little two part series with Scott McGillivray as much as I did and you feel maybe just a little more knowledgeable about what it takes to set up a successful income property of your own.. Don’t forget to watch Income Property on HGTV every Thursday at 9 pm EST!.
Read Part 1 of my chat with Scott McGillivray as well!I recently had the chance to try out these really neat DIY cornice kits from The Cornice Store.. First of all, let me tell you: This was pure fate.Serendipity of the window coverings!.
I had been planning to make my own cornices for the kitchen.
I had already purchased the fabric.I thought I’d share my tips today so you can join in on the fun if your ceilings need a little love too.. Scrape, patch and repair only where necessary.
Go ahead and scrape off anything that’s hanging down off of your ceiling, and be sure to clean your ceilings well before starting, but don’t feel like you need to sand the whole thing down, mud the whole thing, and sand it all down again to do a “good job”.Honestly, no one’s going to notice if there are slight imperfections in your ceiling.
They’re expecting it to be a plain white ceiling and unless there’s anything (like on mine) drawing their attention to it, they won’t notice.They’ll just notice that your room feels nice and clean and fresh and they won’t be looking for where you messed up, so go easy on yourself!