The finished product might be A, B, or C class.

We put a lot of effort into finishing the basement.

Full guts of the bathrooms, replacing all fixtures, throwing modern tile finishes for the tub/shower, new vanity, new cabinets in the kitchen, island, new stainless-steel appliances, new flooring throughout, new recess lighting, and likely new siding on the property to give it a more freshened pop for when it goes back on the market.

Think about the basic items you need to make a few meals that you wouldn't want to buy for a short stay because you would never finish them.

Well I’m looking for an exit strategy for a flip I just finish and I need it to move quickly will those two make an offer for the house?

The house that is on the property is uninhabitable and would require 200k plus renovations to get it to where you could start adding finishes.

A Great GC will get you to the finish line.

I would make sure if it was installed in or above a finished space that it had a pan underneath it in case of a failure to eliminate/reduce possible damage.

If I can get from point A (drawing up plans) to point B (finishing the build and renting the cabin as an STR) I know that this thing will be a cash producing monster with a fantastic ROI.

I just finished my pre-licensing courses and am about to take my real estate licensing exams.