I would remodel this to a high standard with really nice finishes to attract better tenants.I am buying it sight unseen and I am a little hesitant about the area.It's on NW 45th St, Miami.The purchase price per square foot is a mere $65, which is well below the current market average, even for the area.Are there any Miami locals who could chirp in with their opinion on this one?

Shortly after purchasing our second investment property I opened up a construction business and ran a successful business for five years.our main focus was high-end kitchen and bath remodels.  

My husband and I have done alot of remodeling ourselves in our own house.

My home is from the late 1800s and after remodeling it, I was wondering how many times it has been remodeled and what it might have looked like years ago.

Hello everyone,Looking for a GC or remodeling company to help me get my townhome rent ready.Looking to redo the storm door frames, pain shutters, clean sidings, re-surface the wooden stairs, and remodel 1 master bathroom, 1 full bath, and 1 half bath.Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

My best friend and his father have owned a local kitchen and bath remodeling business for 40 years and I have been able to purchase all my kitchens and baths at significant discounts (read at cost).

The company transitioned to building barns and some remodeling, but life took me away from the company.

The neighborhood is turning over with updates and remodels.  

My remodel money estimate was assuming bringing bathrooms to rental level, not retail polished level.

He's the original owner of a 1972 SFR house in San Jose, never remodeled or finished on the interior.