Buying properties directly takes both a lot of skill and a lot of work, at least if you're going to minimize risk and consistently earn strong returns.

How can anyone predict your organizational skills, discipline, persistence, etc.?

You could learn the necessary skills to furnish, market, & manage the other unit.

Labor must also be what market value is for the skills and expertise needed for the work being done.

This transaction showcased our effective renovation strategy and project management skills, resulting in a substantial profit.

Be patient, buy right, and leverage your skills to maximize forced appreciation and profits.

However there are always things to watch out for: Builders cannot build quick enough now (demand is too high), so a lot of them cut corners; if you have a highly skilled agent they can go to bat for you/keep an eye on the builder as you are out of state.

. :-)  Assuming you have your basic underwriting skills honed, and you find yourself with no plan, or a primary plan that doesn't work, here is what I would do:1. 

This transaction showcased our effective renovation strategy and project management skills, resulting in a substantial profit.

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