For instance, spend $10k on a kitchen remodel, increase your value by $8.5k (or whatever, but it's always less than the expense).I figure I must be missing something, because BiggerPockets is full of investors talking about their contractors, etc.

So, I have helped my dad remodel his house, helping with maintenance, doing repairs, helped close in the front porch, and built a new porch on the back of the house.

Looking to remodel my single story house not far from the original Apple campus, and I'm in contact with a ADU company.

I am currently employed as a project manager by Copegrand Homes with 4 active remodels and new construction projects.I am looking for a lender (hard money or private money) to fund fix & flip deals.

I think the best opportunities in the area now are light remodels and flips.

I have units that need to be remodeled but I'm waiting to get the cash together.

Hi there,So I've been remodeling homes for a number of years and want to move into building custom homes and I was hoping to hear from people who have maybe made the same leap or any advise/things to look for in making this transition.

This will work no matter what, but you can get there faster if you can generate equity through remodel, take advantage of market shifts or buy at a discount (next to impossible at the moment due to tight inventory, but that may come back).The other component most new investors underestimate is you have to become an excellent operator.

My husband and I are in the middle of gutting and remodeling one of the bathrooms in our 1917 brick triplex in Chicago.

When I was living in the house for over 10 years, I had multiple contractors to bid on Windows, kitchen counter tops, bathroom remodels....and the quotes were all so outrageously high from every company, we ended up doing a lot of work ourselves.