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[{"id": "glh4wbd", "text": "Sure so I own a 400 unit suburban class B property; AM plan was to upgrade all units. However getting into the project it\u2019s only accretive time renovate the 2xs and 3x2s. Do you recommend renovating the 1x1s at a dilutive ROI or just selling the property and assume that you\u2019ll either get a defensive capex adjustment on the buy or buyer will UW keeping units in classic condition.", "replies": [{"id": "glhr0yn", "text": "Thanks for your comment.\nMy strategy is renovating and enjoying cashflow, so probably renovating all and than sell it with higher value. The profit will increase and will include the renovation cost.", "replies": [{"id": "glhrnn8", "text": "Well not if it\u2019s ROI dilutive - if my LIRR is greater than the ROI on the renovations why would I do it\n\nETA in this instance I\u2019m also not enjoying cash flow I\u2019m distributing money to contractors not to my investors", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]