Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

Hi Rene,I have received four quotes so far:First Quote: $90,000 ($273/sq ft) or $100,000 ($303/sq ft) as mentioned in the initial posting.Second Quote: $92,000Third Quote: $158,290 (Including Interior Design)Fourth Quote: $140,000 - $150,000I plan to go with the first quote/contractor, as they've previously done renovations in the house, and I appreciate both their communication and work quality.

There are cleaners in the area, but I'm not sure on the quality.

We have purposefully stayed away from Beloit... there are some decent properties there, but we found that there are not enough quality tenants to occupy the homes.

So I think you should try and sell it the way it is.I will say after much study and chatting with a dozen lender, no one will lend more than comps show on a working STR vs a standard home.So list the house as a house and then work out a deal on the furnishings etc.

In my area you dont apply as  "Landlord" once you have a section 8 tennat application they inspect your specific property to make sure it meets there standards. 

If the rents are equal to that or greater its fits under a standard DSCR 1 to 1 ratio or 1.00%.Example $280K purchase 20% down $224K loan at 6.99% $1,488.77 P&I.

I can get coverage through Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA), but they would not insure without a new roof that meets their standards.

You will constantly hear of shortcuts during construction and the conscientious decision to use lower quality materials during the renovation.

While living in the property, after expenses, all of my properties have operated at a paper loss with standard depreciation.