Looking to do some remodeling to a long term rental in Las Vegas!

Hi @Rick Baggenstoss I have done several flips in Atlanta and mainly always use laminate, since my remodels are pretty involved it is hard to save the old hardwood because a lot of the areas I open walls and change the interior layout are then missing hardwood.

Probably the best advertising IMO.I also think with your experience in remodel construction, other members will be happy to partner with you on a deal.Again, my two cents - worth what you paid for.   

The upper unit needs a kitchen remodel, but other than that it's a very solid first property I believe. 

What did you put in the budget for the kitchen remodel?

A couple of years ago I bought 3 apartments from FAR in Medellin and paid FAR to remodel and decorate all three.

That's 12k/yr which doesn't take you very far either as a down payment or remodel/construction costs.

@David M.I would strongly suggest taking some random listing or even the home you live in, and calculate the figures for what it would cost to remodel it like you plan to do for your flips.What I mean is calculate the square footage and go down to home depot and actually run the numbers on how much paint you'd need, flooring, cabinetry, etc.

Finding deals in Charlotte these days isn't easy unless you're willing to do demo and remodel.

Do you think this would work in a high crime area during a remodel?