Myrtle Beach is a great area.You will need to be several blocks, or more, from the beach at that price point.A  fixer upper would get the price down some.

Any body you see buying a lot of flooring material introduce your self in ask if they have a business card.

Sell current home and buy fixer upper for cheap then do rehab.

@Justin Goodin No body cares enough to come inspect physical copies of your partnership agreements and you know that.

This, combined with the necessity to have a sizable amount of cash, has priced many would-be buyers out of the market.Here, the solution is for the developer to sell properties that are qualitatively as good below market and make up for the lower profit margin by selling quicker and more and having happier clients.Some of you have asked for my opinion on 2-bedroom condos in Tulum in the upper $300k - $400k range.

Used remodeled versions in parks go for $70-80k. you can buy a fixer upper one in a park for $30-40k.

Thousands of opinions are viewed by review appraisers and others who can put a bad appraiser out of business and if their opinions are not statistaclly valid or in line with similar assumptions in the market an in line with other appraisers, they get slapped.The art is making the most correct adjustment, the most justifiable opion, not one that is at an upper or lower range.

Looks like you're buying a fixer-upper here.

I rent out the lower unit and for the upper unit, I rent 1 of 2 bedrooms.

I’m interested in a fix-er-upper duplex that I can house hack for my first investment.