Well that's time interest and energy, but I was referring to the Windsor knot 😀

That's just wasting time and energy right now. 

This could affect markets relying on new chip plants, green energy projects, or other manufacturing, leading to increased vacancies and fewer workers.Conversely, markets with well-established job centers will be better insulated.

I think John Bianchi and Taylor Jones are both lights-out good in the space, but the buy-in to hire them is steep and it should be.

Natural lights (Windows + Skylight) and kitchen island get you the best ARV ;) !

If not, I have included an article below that sheds light. 

Loan-to-value allowances vary, but seem to top out at 75-80%, and even that figure can be misleadingly optimistic in light of the appraisal difficulties (described below).

I can see this industry moves at the speed of light and it's a bit overwhelming... once I get my ish together I would like to connect.

A solid strategy is to look at recently renovated properties in the same neighborhood that have sold and compare their finishes, square footage, and layout to your potential investment.As for value-adds, some of the biggest ARV boosters I’ve seen include:•Adding extra bedrooms/bathrooms if the layout allows•Upgrading kitchens & bathrooms (modern finishes, quartz/granite countertops)•Improving curb appeal (landscaping, exterior paint, new doors/windows)•Enhancing tenant experience (in-unit laundry, smart locks, better lighting)If you’re serious about making moves, I’d love to help—I can even fund your project if you’re looking for financing.

Rod is an ACTIVE mentor, which takes a lot of time/energy.