thanks David Actually most of the work will be rearranging the bathroomSome plumbing Having electrician upgrade the panel

It really depends on the strategy (are the existing homeowners willing to move out; do they just need time to rearrange their lives.... 

I would also suggest rearranging the order of the images, once you have better pics taken.I agree with the poster above who said the appliances are old looking. 

Since you already have a contract on the property, you can rearrange this and plug in what you know:$230,000*(1-ROI) - $25,000 - wholesale fee = $168,000.  

We just had to do a lot of rearranging financially.

My last row I owned when I lived there I literally had to rearrange my bedroom, because my neighbor was hard of hearing so the TV was cranked and you could hear everything, made falling asleep most difficult. 

We eliminated the upstairs because the ceilings were under 7' and couldn't be used as heated sqft, rearranged the floor plan, went through the permitting process and learned how all the trades worked during the process, connected with more contractors, electricians, plumbers, drywall guys, carpenters, investors.

Rearranged floorpan, gave the master bed a larger bathroom, added mud room off carport & kitchen What was the outcome?

But that's OK because we can simply rearrange things to get you to the same place you want to be.First, the Lease and the Option must be 2 completely separate agreements that make no reference to each other and are not dependent on the performance of the other.

Rehab #1: 2 bed | 2 bath, 1,180 sq ftUpdated kitchen and both bathrooms; new lighting and paint throughout. 10 week rehab, plus another 2-3 weeks to furnish for STR.Labor: $30kMaterials: $25kFurnishings & Finishes: $12kRehab #2 was the detached SFR: 1 bed | 1 bath, 900 sq ftUpdated flooring, paint & lighting throughout; added washer/dryer; rearranged floor plan; replaced broken water main lineLabor: $28k Materials: $13kFurnishings & Finishes: $5.5k What was the outcome?