But here's an examplehttps://kansascity.craigslist.org/ppd/d/washer-dry...From the ad you'd be in a fridge maybe 160 delivered with 90 day warranty not bad 

I know 1.5 bath houses don’t sell as well as 2 bath, but I really don’t think trying to dry the basement bath out and remodel it is worth the expense and time.

I was also thinking of Dry-Locking the entire basement and crawlspace.Any thoughts from you seasoned flippers?

Why people want to wrap up a dried out weed in paper, shove it in their mouth and light it on fire is beyond me.

New dry wall in 50% of the home, all new hardwood/tile flooring, 2 current bathrooms need complete update.

Or are most damaged beyond finding any value in them.Any insight would be helpful as we all know, in certain markets, inventory is drying up but it's interesting to see homes like this still on the market (their must be a reason, right?!)

I understand cleaning with a dry cleaning sponge is recommended and not soap and water.

I see the seller may get something and so can you and you have a buyer, so I'd suggest you get a sale contract, assign to the buyer before the ink dries from the seller signing and inform the seller of what you are doing.

If it is warm, that will help with the speed of the drying process.

@Aaron Montague Being a newbie myself and doing dry run calculations like these as much as I can, I'm curious as to what you typically allocate towards upkeep for your properties?