Has anybody ever heard of a strategy along the lines of:1: Showing homes in need of repair to potential home buyers2: Have the potential homebuyers tell you what kind of renovations they would want in the house3: Get a contract between you and potential buyers for you to buy the house yourself, do the renovations and then sell the house to the buyers after all renovations are finished.Essentially instead of the homebuyer buying it and then worrying about doing all the renovations themselves after it has already been bought, they can pay somebody else to renovate it before they put money into it then buy it after it is finished.

Finishing up my website and marketing for motivated sellers through SEO and Facebook ads. 3.

I have only had one room mate over the past 6 months as I have been finishing the basement in order to add two more.

If you have a home with a lot of bedrooms in East Amherst by UB North it can work but, that is a really competitive market with a lot of student housing, doubles specifically dedicated to student housing but, privately owned, etc...I own one by UB South that is a 3 bedroom with a finished basement that rents for $1,350 + all utilities .

Get a nice $500-$600 with SS finish, or if there's not enough money go on Craigslist or Habitat Humanity Restore.

My last tenant was a smoker unbeknownst to me, and a lot of the smell dissipated when I cleaned a large sliding glass door with a mirror finish.

@Manuel Santos finish the course. 

It could be an extremely cool building once finished though, it was an old masonic lodge. 

That was middle of the road finishes.

He also said there are no signs it is recent and he estimates it was finished settling soon after construction.