William T,Great site, simple, elegant.

Every property is different and some might not be suitable for solar panels but for the ones that are elegible I shared a post about the return you can get from installing solar on multifams in the Innovative Strategies forum.

Heck, even $500k RVs are generally produced a solid 15 years behind the trends because their older audience prefers those styles, and manufactured homes are about 8 years behind--they'll still be making distressed shiplap 5 years from now even as everyone else goes to more elegant wood slats or more rustic bits that look like they were just hewn off a tree. 

I have utmost respect for this personality, and they deserve every dollar plus that they make, I have no intention of it though, doesn't fit my elegantly lazy personality.

It's an older, otherwise neglected single family in an upscale neighborhood of elegant but similarly aged and well-kept properties.I would like take on the project.

I hate to use cash, but if push comes to shove we could just buy it.Anyone ever come up with an elegant or easy way to do this? 

Scott's rehab analysis spreadsheet:http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/JasonScott...I'm sure this isn't the most elegant solution, but it worked for me.  

Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner’s sweet voices have been the backdrop of my daily routines for over a year now - I have listened to all of the podcasts (the only podcast I listen to now).

Hoping to add $100/mo to each 1-bedroom by making it more "elegant").The challenge here is that I know I can't get more than $650-700 for each 1-bed, because that is similar to the price of a 2-bedroom in the area.

Anybody doing this or have an elegant solution that works for the owner and the investor?