@Matthew Strack It would depend on your goals and comfort level.

When you get up there to that level of renovation, there is always unknowns that pop up. 

It’s not Boise or Austin-level hype (yet), but that’s the point—get in before the rush.So, here’s my question for you all: Where do you see the next housing boom—and how are you tackling it?

New paint, surface level outdoor remodeling, and new furniture.

We underwrite individually and on the portfolio level - stick with me here:Would we buy a negative cashflow deal if it has equity and meets the rest of our criteria?

Investors aren’t avoiding the work, they’re just focusing on higher returns and leveraging their experience.That said, even the high-level investors we work with still BRRRR single-family homes, they’ve just added larger deals into the mix.

Essentially a donation with a multiple on it - so high level, 'donate' $50k, receive a $250k reduction in AGI.

The Housing Wire article chart shows how FHA and VA loan delinquencies are approaching really high historical levels, close to that of the housing crash.We are still at historic lows for conventional loans.

If you're flipping in a high-end neighborhood, your rehab needs to match that level—think quartz countertops and high-end finishes.

On a high level; you should have below (besides other minor guidelines) to qualify for 15% down DSCR: 1.