I have a couple properties that are moderate for cash-flow, but good for appreciation. 

Curt and others will probably agree that a total rehab for a 1950s bungalow will most likely reach $30,000 even with moderately priced appliances, flooring, etc.

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Hi everyoneI think I have pretty much figured out how to estimate the costs of a light to moderate rehab.

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The months of May and September do rent out but unsure if they would be at 100% occupancy (so want to exclude them from any calculation).Its hard to gauge what weekly rentals would be without a having a home but weekly estimate would be for the exact home but my estimates are:$3k - Conservative, $5k - Moderate, $7k - liberal (July and August), the month of June is probably a 25% reduction.

Hi Jonathan, I started with out of state turnkey rentals as well but slowly moved away from it, reason is because is mostly for moderate to good appreciation and low cashflow.

So yes, you might be able to get a 10% discount when rates drop to 5%, but that might be 3+ years.I am a permabull, so I think any current indigestion will work itself out and we’ll see moderate gdp growth and moderate housing appreciation.

I'm hopeful that simple supply & demand will allow for moderate rent increases for at least the next 2-4 years.3.