One of the biggest challenges for new flippers is the tendency to remodel the property to their taste as oppose to rehabbing to market standards.

Louis are KC are too full of pockets for my taste. 

Again, depends on the lender's taste for the type of property, business, and the buyer.

The low hanging fruit taste much sweeter . 

Awesome job @Ryan Billingsley I can almost taste it!!!

There are a bunch of investors and wholesalers in Orlando so get to know them and tread lightly with the bank agents because they have been burned by wholesalers and some have a bad taste in their mouth.Get in good with a couple of them by being honest and having a buyer ready to go.

I will also add some ceiling fans and lightsSo in all, I will have a structural slab capable of supporting future room additions if desired and a relatively inexpensive but tasteful cover and storage building with siding and trim to match the house.

This will allow you to own your own home and get a taste of real estate investing at the same time.

(curtains furniture).Buy Kitchen display units at cabinet shops.Remember you aren't living there -Buy for price (another words if the tile is good enough don't let your specific taste make you spend another $ 1.00 /sq ft.

This is bad spot to be in 1.) because you may lose money and be stressed and 2.) this experience leaves a bad taste in the investors mouth with regards to MH investing.Back to the thread at hand.