It seems incredibly high but we aren't familiar with the phoenix area.

I have gotten 2 this year so far on the market that pencil for us at roughly 50%+ return cash on cash after lending and holding costs wow that's incredible!

But if you do have a house that sits in expansive soils and are susceptible to shrinking and expanding they can put pressure on the basement walls (exacerbated by frost/thaw cycles) and cause them to crack horizontally.

That does not exist on wall street without an insane amount of risk and volatility. 

I'm excited to introduce myself to this incredible community of investors, entrepreneurs, and real estate enthusiasts.

If you have wall thermostats in the home you can also consider putting in a thermostat which limits the temperature the heat can be set. 

Best Value adds are:Updated kitchen, updated bathrooms, cosmetic remodels.Additional bathrooms - finished basement spaces, in unit washer dryer, central air, additions/alterations.All of those are useless though if your roof is 30 years old, your mechanicals are from pre 1950's, and your home is in dire need to be renovated "behind the walls"Otherwise the above will increase your value but you will be left with Lipstick on a Pig

If a Designer or Contractor is proposing to remove a wall and does not think to check the structural integrity of said wall, then they are no one you should be dealing with.

Basically, the money used in this type of financing comes from "Wall Street".

There is a spot on the brick exterior wall that you can move with your foot.