There are gems that come up, you just need to be educated and ready to pounce when it hits your investment objectives. 

Its an 8 unit apartment building (all 2 br) that has plenty of upside through some updating and increasing the occupancy. 4 units have been renovated  2 of which are rented out and  2 more are rent ready, 2 more are mid reno and the last 2 are vacant and vintage- still needs some reno work.

I've already learned so much from this gem.2 units - one tenant inherited - Not in Denver.

@Enrique Kratz California has many hidden gems.

If you can be really creative in your approach and turn your smaller unit into a magical Harry Potter/Hogwarts wonderland, or vintage Mickey environment...your unit will stand out.

Get to a point where you can answer “what does a vintage 2/1 rent for in Avondale?”

Thanks for starting the topic, there are definitely a lot of gems in this thread.

I'm not a carpet person but it does seem to make the rooms feel cozier. 2) Do I tear out the vintage pedestal sink in favor of the builder's grade vanity with storage?

Within the past week:LOI submitted - 268 units, Bloomington, IN  2000's vintage, student to conventional conversion strategy / cap rate arbitrage, got to best and final and buyer interview, lost LOI submitted - 190 units, Fishers, IN, 2020 delivery, core+ LOI submitted - 271 units, Evansville, IN, 1970's vintage, value add, LOI submitted LOI submitted - 290 units Evansville, IN, 2000's vintage, value add, LOI submitted, lostSubmitting LOI on an Indy property (not saying) tomorrow Working on an off market portfolio in Ft.

Or maybe hidden-gem websites that could shed some light on this?