But here's a classic example that I dealt with during my private practice days. 

Mountains, relaxing etc.If you settled on the Florida Keys, you would probably be looking at a classic Florida Key West style home.

So this is the classic Return ON Capital vs.

One classic had a $180k Fed Tax Lien on it that went for around $25k & another with an EPA designated lead soil issue (complete with a do not plant vegetables in the backyard warning) & that went for around $4500.

Classic wholesaler scenario and why working with them is at your own risk.. 

Without any info that sounds like a classic BRRRROther comments are spot on.

Also, go with classic designs and colors that won't go out of style.If you're just doing parts of the house at a time, perhaps you could house hack.

@Doug Peters going off the wall a little here- Robert Cialdini’s “Influence” ... somewhat of a dry read, but it’s a classic.

She agreed and we added some modern updated to a classic brick Dundee home.

Quartz countertops, navy & white cabinets, classic subway tile & farmhouse sink- Master Bathroom: Walk-in tiled shower w/ glass pane & gold shower system, double vanity w/ quartz top- Living Room: new front door w/ huge overhead window adds natural light from the front; bamboo engineered hardwood floors are a focal point, but they cover the entire 1st floor & the white-washed cedar accent wall really brings the rustic charm to another level.What was the outcome?