I am interested in a property in Houston that will need a lot of love and possibly some creativity to help determine 1) if it's a solid building and foundation and 2) how easily it can be remodeled to maximize ROI.

If you want, I can also see if I can give any tips with the remodeling of the flips! 

However, I’m currently undecided on whether I should remodel the bathroom or add a fridge, washer, and dryer or all of the above.The property is in Tahoka a small town of about 2200 people located about a 30-minute drive from Lubbock.

I met the seller who does the occasional flip.... good to keep her number handy in case I am looking for something in the future... and apparently her dad has a small construction company, so thats handy if I need to possibly get a price on some repairs or remodelling that I don't want to tackle myself. 

Well, that and our funds are tied up in the final remodeling projects of our house.

I am actually going to flip them my self, I have a Remodeling company as well.

I agree that the maintenance provision is far too small for that property even if you remodeled it to perfection. 

I foolishly did a remodel on my home in Lacey, WA a few years ago and added a shower to a 1/2 bath with out getting a permit.

Check out Greguol Coating and Remodeling on Facebook.

After the increase, we'll be right in line with average rents in Phoenix, and well below a similarly remodeled property around the corner.