Reuse what makes the house unique, sprinkle in color with hints of contrast, add character and most importantly make a plan that even if a material was budget friendly the way it’s being installed has attention to detail without looking cheap!

The site is not just one locale (eg SoCal) but domestic continental USA, Territories and now  sprinklings of Europe too.It's hard to make a "one size fits all" response with so many jurisdictions in play.

Tough to finance a deal at the level with 500,000 and 200,000 in reserves for his 700k.Conversely you could nab a national tenanted strip center with a few mom and pop sprinkled in for a good cap rate in the 2 .5 to 4 million range.

How does the standard 4% withdrawal rule work with real estate investments sprinkled in to your overall portfolio?

Hopefully you have a sprinkle system in place to make it easier. 

I work mostly with homebuyers and a couple of investors sprinkled in.I'm originally from NY.

I have seen this train wreck many times in the mid west over my 20 years of lending in the space and owning 350 C and B and a sprinkle of D that I did nto really want.

But, in my limited experience with Cape Coral (I recently bought a new build there), it seems a little more haphazard, with multiple builders sprinkled around here and there.

@David Dachtera, that's avoiding the question by sprinkling some meaningless platitudes and making assumptions about the person asking the question.No shame in charging for education but I've found that when pricing is a mystery that needs to be discovered only after demonstrating my willingness to spend, it's best to stay away.

go to work for a development company on the ground floor.. apprentice learn ..then move into your own deals.as stated above this is not a sprinkle water on it and it grows in 90 days type of deal.its years and years..