There was enough meat on the bone that even in worst case I would be NOT loosing money on this and I will learn a ton about rehab as this involved a lot of rehab!

If the government steps in and regulates healthcare to bare bones pricing then lot's of the medical field would retire, stop practicing, or not go into the field all together.

In most cases, there isn't enough meat on the bones to make this attractive for someone to do as a business.

I do have a contractor buddy that said he did a similar space more like 500 sq ft for about $60k very bare bones but still aesthetically pleasing.

I agree with the others saying Fountain Square has completely changed over the years as seen from the HGTV show "Good Bones".

If the property you're evaluating has "good bones" i.e. the structure is sound, then being an old home is only a deal-breaker if the cost of updating the plumbing, electrical & mechanical is cost-prohibitive given your Return on Investment goals.

Finding properties that have enough meat on the bone to make a profit.  

My mindset has been to work myself to the bone to grow the business and the additional income would come.

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