When I read what you wrote it finally dawned on me that it's pretty much exactly how I've calculated my the return over time on my brokerage account.

It would be a disservice to leave this myth out there for people who may come by here, think this is legitimate, and go out and do it, spending more money than they need to spend.

Fixing things and managing rehab projects is not my thing. 

@Jonathan Feliciano this is a commonly used strategy in a lot of places, and it can definitely produce good returns and enhance the usability of a house when done correctly. ...though, there are also plenty of examples of it turning into a poorly-planned hack job that ruins the usability of a house...A few things to consider:-Does the garage connect to any wet walls, and is the sewer main easily accessed?

Here is my thing, you dont have to purchase his total program at 500, 1000, or 5000 to obtain information.

It's a myth outthere that accredited-investment program can outpace residential RE/ or index fund like S&P500.

This usually occurs when a political argument can be made that a given solution will enhance the neighborhood but doesn't comply with the zone.