price it right.aLOT of different marketing.and most importantly, make SURE that the rehab looks great when finished.Choosing wrong flooring, carpet, colors...putting money into the wrong places...not having curb appeal...yadda yaddaThey all kill your chances

I mean if you consider your time + hardware + curb appeal of new energy efficient windows?

And, next summer, I plan to add one more br addition to the front (street side) unit which will lift the curb appeal and the overall income.

Do some landscaping, lots of curb appeal and first impressions are very important.

Some of the sources I look at are the TB Business Journal, Curbed Magazine, & TB Times.

Would be looking for moderate cosmetic repairs such as new appliances, basic kitchen rehab (cabinets, backsplash), new vanities in the bathrooms, paint (interior and exterior), and if the budget allows some basic landscaping to give the house some curb appeal.Also, if you're able to recommend some good contractors in Bridgeport I would greatly appreciate it.

At that point, everything in the unit needs to be moved out to the curb. 

I agree when it's done and preserved they look awesome (adds great curb appeal that's for sure)

@Minh LeSmall delays are not enough to kill a contract (in my area at least) but if you are going over a week that may be enough in yours for them to kick you to the curb.

all those things considered... and of course I sold them right away mainly to Germans for 50 to 60k apiece so we took our 15 to 25k profits and did that for a year or so then went to Atlanta and was getting smokin deals there I think I bought 54 in one year at courthouse there then the big hedge funds came in and kicked us to the curb.. we kept those though and then rolled them all up and sold them all at once to a HEDGE fund.. doubled our money in 18 months on those.