Using granite, stainless steel, hardwood floors, etc. in a 1 bedroom can command a high rent and low vacancy rate for you.3)Flipping is nice, but if you think about it, after you make your money you have to go and search for the next "good deal" in the midst of the other tens of thousands of "flippers".

@John Steele - Welcome to BP and welcome to San Diego!

It is either price or condition I guess; the condition of the unit is excellent, new paint, new carpet, new stainless steel kitchen appliances.

They set up a meeting with an attorney this thursday, BFD deal, and we have half an hour slotted to ask/answer questions.

@Ron Steele for apartments many lenders require a minimum of $250 per unit per year for capital replacements, things like roofs, parking lots, etc.

Nowadays, I have completely forgotten that stuff and simply tell the kernel guy what time slot my sw HAS to run in to meet the real time requirements, he can worry about time frame overruns and overall throughput.

I ask because I have a property under contract that has some very nice vintage appliances in it, but will not be kept in the home as I'm adding modern stainless steel appliances.I always imagined seeing the items lost in demo being hauled away in dumpters for disposal, but I wouldn't feel right doing that with these appliances!

I am looking to build a steel building/garage/workshop in south Florida.  

one thing I was thinking of doing was all stainless steel appliances and a inexpensive jet tub

I feel like you can get stainless steel for that much money.