what about adding a shelf for the microwave in the opening?

The homes that fly off the shelf here for 10-15% more than expected have weathered gray floors, white quartz counters with a big gray vein, very light gray walls....or similar look.

I guess I was thinking about living in the house two years gave me a property that could infinitely appreciate and I wouldn't ever have to pay capital gains tax. 

However if I do a BRRRR I can achieve infinite return by extracting all of my investment.

I guess that, ideally, I'd like to take on a BRRRR strategy with infinite returns.

One of my JV partners ( I am the money) bought a nice fixer out east all in for about 100k  full turn in 75 days Sold for 150k net 50k which we had a split with her making the majority of the return so infinite return of 35,000 % for her 75 days of work.she has 4 others going with me so I think she will make probably 150 to 200k net this year with me as a capital partner.. 

@Lamont Marable I agree--it is infinitely more difficult to raise capital during uncertain times. 

When it comes to Houston ...There's an infinite amount of skilled labor as far as building homes or doing renovations and a lot of well.. sensible, smart people you can do business with.

Cashflow does not meet the 2% mark but your cash on cash ROI can be infinite.

This makes you look infinitely more professional.