I think the top factors are type of home (comparing single family to apartment is no longer done), overall size, and interior features like central AC, approximate age of renovation, etc.

I'd look at doing an FHA 203k or a homestyle renovation loan to add some instant equity on your next purchase!

Private Lenders & Hard Money LoansWork with private lenders or use hard money loans to finance the acquisition and renovations.

Without any major renovations, we strategically sold the property the same day for $20,000.

Exit Strategies:Option #1: 2 years - Renovate the upstairs and finish out the basement.

We ended up closing in 3 days from making our offer.Exit Strategies:Option #1: 2 years - Renovate the upstairs and finish out the basement.

I’m also debating whether to make it more attractive for renters by doing larger renovations.

I do have an eviction lawyer, Brian Heckman if you have ever heard of him.I’m doing extensive remodeling, it’s on knob and tube, over 100 years old building and plumbing, so about 2-3 months renovations.

Think of it this way…you take on a flip, you spend 2 months on renovations, 1 month on market, 1 month under contract.

Are there ways to add value through renovations, additions, improved management?