First time I did it there was an entire indentation of a persons upper body in the wall. 

Cosmetic fixer upper, potential to build $100K-$150K equity between 2024 and 2026 (assuming market stays exactly the same with no increase or decrease in market pricing).June 2026: Listing both properties for sale and (if they sell at desired price points) seeing potentially 300K-400K profit (Between both locations) that we would not need to pay capital gains tax on.In any case, my wife and I are looking into this as next investment, but wanted to put on this forum to see what you all think? 

I'd say that's probably my upper limit of cash for REI as well but considering I can loan money my actual investment could be more. 

If that isn’t an option I would reach out to the regional manager or someone higher up (you can look at the property management company employees on linked in to find out who is in upper management) and give them the option to make things right with you, or inform them that you’ll be taking civil action.

In relationship to the house prices that are very high(west coast, NE, southwest FL) the upper limit has no ceiling so the floor is going to be appropriately higher anywhere else. 

Just trying to give the kids a leg up.

It is some extra leg work on the front end, but now I have quality tenants in a home for several years now with the expectations set to maintain the property in an appropriate manner or they are out.

Hi Brooke,To the best of my knowledge, there is no one wholesaling in the Upper Valley market. 

I source off-market fixer-uppers in the Hillsborough, Pinellas, and sometimes Citrus counties if that would be of any interest to you.

I've purchased several properties that were more "turnkey" and wanted to try my hand at a true fixer-upper.