Could I add a pool?

I’ve typically dealt with B class turnkey.On that note buying A class may limit your rental pool as more of those people will probably judt buy a house.

If you dont make it legal than when you go to sell it you will have the same challenges and limit your buyer pool. 

To add to the issue, Goldman Sachs bought up most of the Fannie May auction pools last quarter which added to a drop in inventory and increase in pricing for remaining, available assets. 

But I'm seeing some good deals on condo's along the beach in Sunny Isles that seem to be working out numbers wise. 

Scott,I am looking at a 1.3M value add project.The project is Norfolk, VACurrently the property consists of two gorgeous houses with a pool and is 3 acres within walking distance of the Chesapeake bay.

We had originally thought to rent it, but we may look at possibly flipping it and putting that cash into a rental, since we will be able to increase the value pretty significantly for not too much.On question we have is whether to convert a small, sunny extra room on the first floor into a mudroom. 

I believe that will limit your pool dramatically, as there are many VR owners who don't want the hassle of personally managing their property.#2 - You're never going to filter out every scam artist in the world, if they're really determined.  

@Evan Poole I would love to connect with you to get some more insight on things.

Expenses on a mobile, due to the low quality construction and the quality of tenant pool, will be high however.