Something that is a new build or recently fully remodeled you can get by with a lower number.

I have an FHA on my rental, and will be rolling my current rehab to a VA loan upon completion of the remodel.

I have an opportunity to purchase a 3/3 there completely remodeled for around 175k..Branson has 9 solid months a year of rentable opportunities and I am just wondering if anyone has experience here.Thanks!

We purchased another house and are finishing remodeling it and have about 20k left to spend to finish and move it (cabinets and countertops) and this will be our primary residence.  

Short backstory; I’m a licensed builder in MI and have been on my own for 1.5 years completing structural restorations, insurance claims (roofs, siding, floods, etc), and about 15 or so bathroom remodels.

That chuck of change could go a long way towards renovations like a small bathroom remodel, interior painting, or new flooring, etc. if you choose to sell at a higher list price. 

Complete remodel including new flooring and paint throughoutupdated the bathroomremodeled the kitchen- added a dishwasher and gave more dining room space (did not remove a wall just remodel the kitchen so that the refrigerator could fit in it) added more cabinet spacenew light fixtures throughoutadded curb appeal What was the outcome?

Build a portfolio of routine service call tasks and light remodels with actual costs that your Clients can compare to outside vendor's similar work.

Some benefits are restricted, particularly the rights to remodel or resell, per my understanding.

I'll get most all of my remodel money back out and be left with about 20% of my own money in the house - cash flow will be limited once rented.