I have plans to upgrade the interior as I’ve heard about the “live and flip” concept from a bigger pockets podcast episode about getting started in real estate.

But I've had a lot of issues with the accuracy of Zillow's estimate in terms of accuracy as it really isn't; in my opinion, structured to predict changes in rent over time or take into consideration any additional amenities or upgrades.

He talks about the role of green building practices not only in minimizing environmental impact but also in attracting eco-conscious tenants and buyers.

My personal trusty cash flow analyzer has served me well for my own deals, but it’s upgrade time for something with more oomph.

My thought is to upgrade the mobile homes and raise the rest for some serious cashflow.

Using a 1031 Exchange we were able to defer capital gains taxes and upgrade to the VRC.

-Add value: Look for properties that have the potential for value-add improvements, such as cosmetic upgrades, energy-efficient upgrades, or additional amenities.

Value Investing: Identify undervalued properties with potential for appreciation, often through strategic renovations or upgrades.

The 2 to 3 bedroom upgrade is one of the highest impact changes you can make. 

It is listed for $875, will not cashflow, needs around $15k in work to be renter friendly and $30k in upgrades over the next year and a half.