Rates are on the way down, meaning Spring will likely bring a new wave of demand to the market and folks will look to refinance their home, taking cash out to pay for life needs, and also likely to splurge on new toys.

But here's the key: it doesn't have to be a full, high-end renovation to make a big impact.Tips to maximize ROI on a kitchen remodel:Focus on cosmetic upgrades: refinish or paint cabinets, add modern hardware, replace countertops with affordable yet attractive materials like quartz.Upgrade appliances to energy-efficient models if needed, but don’t over-splurge on luxury brands.Install new lighting fixtures and update backsplashes for a fresh, modern look.Typically, a well-executed kitchen remodel offers a strong return on investment, usually 70-80%, sometimes more depending on the market.If you're thinking about financing for your flip or want more specific ideas on where to spend wisely, I will be happy to help.Regards,Drago

Where to splurge and where to save that will make the biggest impact and get your units rented asap.I will come back and update with my new social account soon!

Knowing where to splurge and where to save is key to maximizing your ROI.

Fix the effing problem and don't have cheap *** old *** units  I doubt you splurge on your invested properties

We don't splurge on expensive materials unless you're remodeling and flipping the property. 

My point is the process of investing in real estate is not as fluid as it seems and for busy people it may even turn them off or they may just start splurging money and expect high cash flow and that won't happen.

The best find I ever had was a plastic kiddie pool with a built in slide in an old tool shed that was left behind so it definitely beats me.I know most people would advise reinvesting your findings or maybe splurging on something you've always wanted like a car, vacation, trip to space, or a pony.

Highly recommend.I basically try to mirror his workout routine and have a gym membership and splurged on both the peloton bike and the peloton tread.

Waterproof LVP in the kitchen and baths (unless you're splurging for tile).