Thanks to “The Book on Flipping Houses”, I have refined a bit of my methodology and feel like I’m positioned for a successful project.

This very credible methodology appears to be doable in every market. 

Either a 'slide in' that is built into the counter, or tear out the uppers there, build a 'halfwall' behind the range about 45" high (as high as the range backsplash) and use a 'freestanding' one (less $$$). that would give some definition to the space also with out need the overhead ancients to do that.5) Where the double oven was, that could be more base, counter, and upper cabinet to make up for what you are loosing taking out the uppers over the peninsula.

HVAC is ancient so at any time that could be 4 or 5K but don't need that now.The one plus is that Orlando is a fast growing area.Desperately seeking thoughts on what experienced rental property investors would do in a similar situation. 

Years ago, I believed it myself, and some serious digging might even uncover an ancient video where I said so.

Thanks for sharing that methodology though.

The world will end as we own it.Thousands of property managers place here by ancient aliens will surface from the bowels of the earth.

I created an account just to reply to this ancient post.

I dind't drastically change my entire methodology, just became more aggresive and self confident knowing that I could always turn to this site for advice if I felt I was getting in too deep or unsure of my decision making.The biggest benefit I've had from being here is simply reading the forums.

I just think there is more than one way, and it’s a good idea to understand multiple methodologies.