@Don CarbonDon I think the most important aspect is the wood selection when buying the cabinets -- Get Beech or Oak - they are the 2 species of wood you can get that will give you the most hardness for the dollar.Dont get poplar, knotty alder etc -- Maple is ok but will be expensive due to the wood and is not as hard as Beech or Oak.I'd just get them prefinished in a stain from wherever you order them.  

Oak flooring throughout with a generous dose of leaded glass and stained glass, everything single pane.

Hi, i'm curious if there are any successful 'flippers' in the Conejo valley area (Simi valley, Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Moorpark).I'd love to hear some brief details about experiences, cautionary tales, advice etc.Thanks in advanced!

I've seen people bluff walking out on the deal just to see if the Broker would chop their fee.  

I like Rift and quartersawn white oak or hickory finished with Odie's Oil.

The kitchen currently has beautiful oak cabinetry but I also know the trend right now is painted cabinetry, specifically white.

Here are my cashflow estimates:317 Oak Ave Aurora,ILRent/mo/unit$2,600Gross Potential Rent$31,200Occupancy Rate0.9Less Vacancy Adj3,120Other Revenue0Net Rental Rev$28,080Management Fees2,808Property price100,000Loan80,000Mtge Payment430SQ Feet7405I'm estimating an NOI of $25,272.

Thought some opinions might help :) Currently there is a light oak in kitchen that needs to come up.

Greetings, I'm a Broker Associate at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices - California Properties in the Sherman Oaks area of Los Angeles.

Ashborough East is one and also Arbor Oaks.