If it was winterized you will see notices posted on the hot water heater and all water outlets.

If there was not a out of state Turn Key outlet for those homes the values would be even lower...

I am located in the Upstate South Carolina area and I am hoping to hear of some referrals from other local investors in the area; (ie: Realtors, Contractors, Property Managers, and Lenders) that have served you well, or if you are in one of those trades reach out, let's learn more about each other, and build a relationship.Regards,Johnathan 

I would definitely consider investing in the better parts, as it is a prime location to be in in South Jersey, with the Gloucester City Outlets, Cherry Hill Mall, and Deptford Mall areas being all within about fifteen minutes.

The process for my county was pretty straight forward, just needed to include before and (proposed) after drawings (which were hand drawn, no architect needed) showing the 2 walls and electrical outlets/switches.

After that the owner has been deciding what they want with updating light fixtures, replacing super gross toilets, dilapidated cabs/vanities, cadet heaters, replacing ivory outlets/switches/plates with white, replacing blinds, 1/4 turn valves, etc.Project costs per unit range from $8k up to $31k (for nearly complete reno)What would you choose to maximize value?

Thank you for pointing this out.  Lets

@Rosston Smith I get your frustration but some skills you should know how to do to save money are as follows:Placing a doorSimple plumbing fixesPlacing light bulbs and the boxesReplacing an outlet boxKnowing how to replace a light switchTarping a roof where it is leaking after it rainsFor me I like to learn little things like that because over time it saves money.

They did it again on day 2, after the guy chewed them out, let me know he was unhappy, and after I talked to the builder about it and reminded him of the no starting work until 9am rule.  

 I guess it would be a great outlet to sell mentorship programs.