.): $10,000What I'm wanting to know is...does it look like there's enough meat on the bone for me to wholesale it at around $22,000 or should I bust my tail to find a financial partner on the deal and do the rehab (which I would prefer...just not sure where to get a partner).

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The kitchen is the only exception to this, it's updated nicely, but still works with the bones of the house.

So there doesn't need to be a whole lot of meat on the bone.

They don't have a dishonest bone in their body.

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I'd love your feedback on this deal.1400sf 3/2 SFH in Mesa, good bones, nice yard, cul-de-sac, no HOA, needs aesthetic updating.We can buy it for $98k Cost to get it rent ready approx $6k with an ARV of $135kCost for full rehab $25-30k with an ARV of $155-160kWe're falling under the 70% rule, but since it's our first AZ property we shopped it around a bit as a wholesale and even though our list isn't long I was surprised I didn't get much interest.

However now you know how the bones of the house is you replaced pretty much everything and is like a new home.

And hereI am, working my fingers to the bone, trying to get to 1000 posts, legitamately, and your counter is notcountng!

Had money saved from working double shifts in computer networking (when all the companies wanted to beat 'Y2K' and have their systems compliant - thus working us to the bone).