Detroit is definitely worth considering.

We put in around $15,000/$20k worth of construction & furnishings to bring it up to Airbnb standards.

No ductwork was added to this basement which is totally below grade and naturally 15 degrees or more cooler in the summer.At a third house which was 2 story with boiler in the basement adding ductwork to the first floor was easy in the unfinished basement, and running ducts to the second floor was not all that difficult. 

Outside of that, unless it's a STR, I'd base it more on what my competition is offering, and might consider adding something if I thought it might drive better rents and give me an edge. 

I hit a few buttons on a Lending Tree ad and now getting 4 or 5 different companies competing for my business.The crux of my operation at the moment is actually lining up solid long term renters.

Hi, I'm a Broker in MA with just one agent in the company (my admin). Mainly the Brokerage is for me just to sell the properties that we fix and flip and save the commission. We do about 20-25/yr so financially it mak...

He was telling me the subject was not worth it (not good for me) I told him I had 13 offers at or above asking price within 3 days on market. 

I've done a few dozen flips, a couple spec builds, bought and sold 3 short term rentals, bought and sold 2 long term rentals, and bought and sold a few commercial deals.I love what I do but the lately I've been craving adding something else to my plate that is more service based (but still related to real estate).

These are C/C+ areas and, when done, they are worth $160,000+And that's the catch.

In that case, maybe... it is worth it, but probably not.