You'll have a real bad taste in your mouthif you start off breaking even or worst yet, take money out of your pocket on your first deal.Sorry I didn't get back to you soon.Best Regards Dale !                                   

Very nice - and good taste.

Each of these groups has extremely different tastes, so you will have to customize the house according to the taste of whatever group is most likely to buy in the neighborhood, which will factor into how much you will need to spend on the house to get your highest value.Foreclosures - OccupantsYou remember your conversation with the occupant?

Both are citrus, but have different tastes that may appeal to different people.

Cakes taste way better with icing but it's hard to have on its own.

You have to know your target demographic, appeal to them while still doing a very tasteful rehab that compliments the existing architecture.I did small multi-units in LA for thirteen years, as well as SFHs across the entire budget spectrum, budget to multi-million dollar homes, interior to exterior, and specialized in kitchens and baths.

I personally wouldn't recommend jumping right into a BRRR on your first deal, because I think it is important to get a safe taste for real estate investing. 

If you were planning to live where people strongly desire to vacation, you already know their tastes. 

House hacking is a great way to get a taste for real estate investing without jumping right into large investments. 

You can sell the house after 1 year from purchase.The 203k loan is an incredible opportunity to buy a house and fix it up to your own taste with the banks money and with safeguards in place to protect you if this is your first rehab.I would highly recommend it.