They could also be pretty confusing if it is not your cup of tea.

Maybe not everyone's cup of tea, but each strategy works and you need to pick an approach that aligns with your personal short and long term goals.

Account Closed No problems amigo I figured that it was either an #1 An Accident or #2 You were trying to spam Flip2Freedom lol I am already ahead of you amigo, I am just now listening to the new BP Podcast that has just been posted (still listening to it right now) but while I am listening, I am chatting you up as well as downloading some more Podcasts both from BP as well as Flip2Freedom, found a couple of goodies that looked good so am downloading it while my wife is giving me a funny look because she wants a cup of coffee lol, the good thing about listening to a podcast is I can pause it when I need to take a small break, mostly to get another cup of coffee lol....And here I thought I was the only vampire around seeing its now 1:27am here (which seeing you're in California its the same time, I am assuming you're in California seeing the bar at the top of the message you sent me, Torrence, CA lol).

So, the foundation was poured in 85, and it appears that most of the electrical and plumbing fixtures were updated and new siding was added at that time, but the majority of the construction is older.

New Roof, New Kitchen, New Bathrooms, New Bathrooms, New HVAC, New Hardwoods, New Deck, New Fixtures, New AppliancesHere are the pictures of the house that we put up with the MLS listing.

For example the appliances and fixtures they purchased were getting stolen.

So now you have to compete with hose for rentals...Again i think you find one that at least has recent up dates to some of the big stuff like roof furnace etc... you go in and clean it up new pain some updated fixtures etc... and be picky with who you rent to... many times the girls are better but in reality not always... plenty of party girls who like to keep a messy filthy house.

More details needed- however, here is the approach I would take.If dealing with acreage, I would look up and see what the average price per acre are in the area, and add on the value of the home and any improvements to the land (well, septic, etc) as well as fixtures (garages, sheds, etc).If dealing with subdivisions, pull comps from MLS regarding larger lot size with similar size homes.Good luckD

Doors and door frames Some windows Ceiling in basement Kitchen and bathroom floors (new tiles or laminate) LOTS of paint, indoor and outdoor All new kitchen appliances Some drywall repairs but nothing extensive Bathroom tile, shower, faucets, vanity All new light fixtures Some vent repairs and new vent covers.

New bathroom/kitchen/fixtures?