A few comparables in the area just sold for $190,000 - $205,000.I am patient and would like this to be a med-long term investment....any thoughts would be appreciated...Thanks Michael 

Have done an extremely extensive full gut remodel (practically brand new home, literally everything updated/repaired from foundation, roof, windows, all exterior work, LVL beams to demo load bearing walls and create open layout, med to high end bathroom/kitchen renovations (master shower is floor to ceiling tiled in w/ double rain shower and ADA compliant, granite countertops, 6-8 person island, all new stainless appliances), all new electrical wiring, plumbing, etc., solid core doors, widened old 22' door openings to 24', new laminate wood flooring throughout, 5/8' baseboards/trim throughout, tankless water heater, tape/bed/texture/new paint on all new drywall), etc.I'd love to hold onto the property as I have no compelling event forcing a sale. 

.- They have no ongoing medical issues currently so let's say proximity to the Med Center is not critical. - They are homebodies with more interest in gardening than going out - a "cute" coffee shop and a local bookstore is plenty.

That's a red flag for me. d) death by Google: I Google everything I can about the sponsor.

Good question Josh M.  Ed

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Where's my meds???

I was pulle din as a fourth investor for a quik $11,250 in needed flip money.

Leaving over the counter meds for guests to use...is not a good idea.

However, I started looking into the city’s comprehensive plan and my grandmother’s property is zoned for med density residential along with the surrounding area.