It's also worth revisiting the scope of the renovations you're planning—are there areas where you can save without compromising quality or appeal?

-Privacy fence-Curb appeal with mailbox garden, 12ft maple tree in the backyard-Installed laminate flooring in the bedrooms What was the outcome?

Multi families, given good condition/area etc, also appeal in my opinion to a larger group of people come resale time

Hi @AnnMarie Bacchus The BRRRR strategy is definitely very appealing as a starting out investor and it might take a while to find your 1st deal but once you get a grip of all the steps, it gets easier.

I have just purchased a single-family home in Royal Oak, MI, where you can tell she needs a bit of TLC when you take a look at her curb appeal.

Texas has a variety of real estate markets with affordable housing options, while Florida's housing market is appealing to investors because of its growing population, thriving tourism industry, and pleasant climate.Georgia has great housing options and a strong rental market, while major cities in North Carolina are growing in population and job opportunities.

If there is not a lot of activity in the area then the Zestimate will be way off.One thing to keep in mind is that Zestimate also doesn't factor in "aesthetics" nor does it factor in "ammenities". 

Addressing curb appeal, ensuring move-in readiness, and highlighting local amenities are also crucial steps.

The neighborhood (average in appeal) is poised to increase in value as it's in hurricane effected area.

Obviously glass looks nicer and is more appealing to a tenant, but not something that necessarily drives up the rent price.