Windsor is a great "small town" that generates good cashflow with moderate chances of appreciation (relative to the CT Market)Granby even a smaller town feel than Windsor, rentals are in high demand and rent prices are high.

As a moderator you’re advice needs to be on point because people take you seriously.

As a moderator here, I've seen it.

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I see the property has some boarded windows some are broken, looking inside I see moderate damage to the walls and cabinets the floor are tiles, etc.

Profit at $8k for $254k gross.My read is that business is moderately distressed.

I repeatedly voted for several posters, that if they were not rich sure, had a very rich knowledge, vocabulary, and writing skill.Even though the original post was designed to be an advertisement, I think it turned more educational than anything else.Hopefully the moderators will leave this particular thread up, at least for the educational purposes.

I am just starting out and put my first offer in on a condo that needs minimal to moderate rehab in my hometown of Marlton, NJ.  

According to the flyer they want $134,000, it is within walking distance of an elementary school and it is on a low-moderately trafficked street during rush hour.

CMA gives ARV of $259,667 for moderate remodel and $310,374 for total remodel and update.4.