This part won't be accurate for today's market at all, but all of mine have double to tripled in value.

on this one we did  on 7 new street with all the requirements there its almost triple to build.. but that one will have all sub zero wolf etc.. this one is just medium grade on appliance packages.WE sold one of our new builds in North Charleston to the family that owns the company that makes the custom counter tops though.. so those are cool and we got good pricing.. 

Do not knock it I know a family bought 8 of them from HELOC the entire family makes a living and they tripled in value last 7 years.

@Greg Zimdahl I triple that!

Instead of doubling your income my way you would be tripling your income at no greater risk.Are you hiding a hoarding disorder :)  

Plus we're in the middle of the 1st reval in 30 years here, the older <5U homes in the most gentrified area are getting their taxes tripled in some cases.

I haven't sold my turnkeys but since I bought them in 2011-2012 (perfect times to buy), they have all doubled or tripled in value (true, in Atlanta) and lots of cash flow along the way.

If we are picking random stocks, why not add in purchasing at margin to triple your returns since real estate is leveraged for a better comparison.

I agree with @Anthony Dooley make sure you triple check the ARV and the rehab estimate.I get deals sent to me by about 20 wholesalers and majority of them are just guessing on the rehab.They'll do anything to make the deal sound sweeter to the investor so do your due diligence!

FL Triple R (relic residential relator), Commercial Realtors are generally very good negotiators and display a lot more common sense throughout deals.