Looking forward to learning and paying back with any knowledge I can offer myself.My first project is going to be remodeling the ground floor section of the home first before working on the upstairs portion of the house.

Hi all, I have a remodel/room addition project to start early next year. 

I just closed on the selling of my first house yesterday, here are the stats: Bought: March 30th, 2015Sold: November 14th, 2017Purchase Price: $57,500Selling Price: $77,119My Cut: $20,534.12I bought the house when I was 20, lived in it the entire time, and did nothing to it as far as adding value (example: remodeling).

Since I invest in notes where I can get double digit returns, for me to buy a property the returns need to be higher than what I can get a note for since a note is mailbox $ and do not deal with tenants, toilets and termites.  

He is torn between remodeling it and trying to get a higher selling price and selling it as is.

Price on kitchen and bath will vary a lot based on the type of finishes you have, however $25k will be a ballpark price especially if it's a rental unit.This is how the cost breaks down for us:$5,500 white shaker cabinets$3,200 granite$1,300 kitchen installation$3000 appliances$5,000 plumber + electrician$5,000 brand new bathroom including new flooring, tub and vanity, toilet, faucets, paint.$2,000 demo, permit fee and miscellaneous items.This is just a quick run down and like I said price will vary if you want to gut the whole place because at that point you have to add insulation etc.Hope this is helpful. 

They ensure that every point of contact on their service chain and their associates--lender, title, notary, remodel-- is extremely professional and painless as possible. 

I have agreed in helping him and I've already brought my contractor, we have a layout and are going to start the remodel.

Do you provide toilet paper, soaps, coffee, welcome baskets?

My thoughts...No toilets, no tenants, no trash.