Since we don't allow them to paint, screw things into the walls and make other modifications, giving them a neutral backdrop allows them to add the colors they like with accessories.

Some examples of data sets you can layer:Property:Property age - used to target older properties for heavier fixersProperty types - SFR, MFR, 5+, all kinds of commercialSize - adding on to the existing structure to add value or accessory dwelling units Location - highly desirable neighborhoods or locations of expertise around specific builds or neighborhood ZoningVacant propertiesOwner-occupied vs. nonowner occupiedPeopleAge of ownersKids in homeSex of ownerIncomeNet worthInterestsMortgageTransfer datesEstimated equityDifferent transfer typesForeclosure activity (NODs, auction sale notices, etc)Then, hopefully, you're taking out people who purchased recently since (probably a waste of marketing dollars), people in foreclosure (different strategy), sites that are listed as vacant. 

Hi All. I'm a real estate investor and currently own one property. Looking to purchase more in the future for passive income. I have been reading news articles recently about ADU's and tiny 3D homes. I just wanted to ...

So my question is, would it seem economically smart to buy a vacant lot, use a home builder to build a house and possibly put and ADU (accessory dwelling unit)on the property as well to cash flow?

For a 1500 square foot house all to be ceramic tile...How much mortar would I need? Am I correct in assuming that the powder is cheaper than the premixed stuff? How many spacers would I need and what's the normal widt...

Hey Abel, did you see Dallas is on the verge of passing an ADU ordinance that allows owner occupied folks to have an accessory unit/Grannie flat.Seems like a potential huge opportunity for a way to get additional income by building/buying an additional rental unit out back.

I've done a lot of research on this and for the value, accessories, etc.. used Ranger is the way to go (e.g. 2000-2010, with approx 70-150K miles, 4 door option, 4x4). 

Big box will lull you in with essentials and get you with accessories.

Two 14x70' lots will make for two nice single-family row homes.For the CMX2.5, ammenities to an apartment building are considered accessory spaces and still classified the same as the apartment itself (residential).

You can buy good pieces that might need a coat of paint or accessories to decorate the home with for not a lot of money.