No need to do a QT unless your wanting to sell it or mortgage it.Most of my properties are owned with a tax deed and I've never bother to spend the money to do a QT.I just fixed them up and started renting them.After 10 years in SC they are cleared up without a QT.

I'd rather not spend the $$ for the granite or quartz kitchen countertops. 

If the remodel only adds what you spend you’ll have to come out of pocket another 20% of the HML plus closing costs to refinance.

If our analysis shows that we can cash flow the property we'll make an offer to take it off his hands, spend $ to improve, and then cashflow it.  

ADUs can be a great investment for the ROI, but not for BRRRRing as you spend a lot and cannot recoup most in an appraisal. 

I spend a lot of my time making sure my company is a part of that housing impact, so feel free to reach out if you want to know more.

Very rarely do single family homes cash flow, at least not on a consistent basis over an extended period of time regardless of what your spreadsheet may suggest.

You can spend as little as $100 to form an LLC, or you could use an attorney and spend $1,000 or more.

I would spend more time getting to know them and pick the best, sign an agreement, and get looking.

It depends upon so many factors, that an attorney needs to spend time mapping it out with youGino