Without your answer right in front of me; allow me the luxury of guessing that you would not.

It isn't a luxury community by any leap, but I would say its a low risk area that is likely to attract stable, non-destructive, tenants.

Their contractors are the ones getting their hands dirty, which is a luxury many house flippers can’t afford.The biggest complaint of all centers around the fact that the couple almost always turns a handsome profit, which any experienced house flipper will tell youisn’t necessarily true.So what of the El Moussas?

Anyways, fast forward to 2011 and those investors decided to liquidate their shopping centers and instead build ultra high-end luxury homes in Los Angeles.  

I've seen as high as $400-$500 for a condo downtown with luxury amenities (on site fitness center, parking, etc). 

We have the luxury of our own crews and subs which we use for our custom home builds and intimately know the code officers and zoning issues.  

The Market Favors Entry-Level Homes, Not Luxury PropertiesIn 2016, house flipping experienced the most favorable conditions in 10 years.

Also, around the toilet will be a half-wall framed in to give the toilet a little privacy if someone is bathing.Selling this house as a 3/1 with a ,luxury bathroom/washroom will be easier and more profitable when that time comes as oppose to selling it as a 2/1 with a 30 square foot, shower-only, bathroom.There have no issues or bones to pick with any of my partners thus far.

Changed my strategies, & revamped my business models to be ULTRA-conservative.Here’s where I started taking my new outlook on life into a plan, by writing down my NEW business onto a sheet of paper.

Aside from the ultra rich and others with heavy positions in metals, I think the rest of us are toast.