I am trying to find a buyer/solution for the next property:Inglewood, CA 90303 Number Of Bedrooms: 3 Number Of Bathrooms: 1 Year built: 1947 Effective Year Built: 1947 Finished Square Feet Total: 1,204 Lot Size: 6,244 Lot Width: 52 Lot Depth: 120 Number Of Stories: 1 Number Of Units: 1 Number Of Rooms: 7 The Tax Year: 2012 Garage Carport: Garage Looking for $365k, selling with occupants that are related to former owners.

I'm medium experienced investor focused primarily on rehabbing.

The measurements work out, as there is sufficient width in the lot while maintaining the standard setback distance on the block.

Should I find a happy medium between the two to get a concervative ARV?

And they include branch managers of medium sized mortgage copanies, successful and heavy hitter real estate agents, and very successful large Escrow Co. owners.

It's possible I could get the guys I've paid to file on my behalf, but that turns 1 medium lien into 5+ small liens. 

We are ready for the next step of creating a short term, medium term and long term strategy to go through. 

The investors we support typically are buying 3/2 or 2/2 block homes with no pool (for liability reasons).These are HUD houses, and usually only need a light to medium rehab.In the area you described, the rental market is strong, just make sure you have a good screening process.

That's why even tho I know tenants will mess some stuff up I'm trying to find a happy medium to make my plan work both ways. 

I just needed to know a good company to call to get a ballpark on what a small, medium, and large remediation would cost.