I would definitely try to refinish them.Seeing as the average SFH goes for 300k in this town, someone paying 400K+ for a rehabbed giant home is not outside the realm of possibility.

Having the ability to respond to this stuff right away is critical, whether it's a holiday weekend or pandemic like now.

If I buy a house for 150 and can rehab it to make it worth 250, that’s a giant mortgage payment.

I’ve planned this ahead of time enough to where I have a savings for living expenses and will have other income coming in for a year once I start this business full time, so I can work for awhile without having to turn a giant profit, I won’t be desperate for funds right at the beginning.

It is because I did not stand on the shoulders of giants!

Indeed, both the Riviera Maya and Puerto Vallarta are two of the very best international retirement and holiday destinations when it comes to capital gains and rental income.The development I’m working on in Puerto Vallarta will be great for people in your situation because our buyers in a similar situation will not only be able to buy today for much less than in the future, we will also offer them financing while they’re still working, which they normally can’t get in Mexico and certainly not at a decent interest rate.

If a giant Amazon plant just closed or something, then yeah, run for the hills.

We will see if next month everyone gets a holiday?  

Adding Puerto Rico to the drop down should not be a giant technological feat.

And, never have I had to deal with a giant mess upon move out.That's my 2c.