😜Although the modern day contractor can easily take credit if they set themselves up right; I agree with the fact you should have as much money and as many checks as you can get.

If you get a well located property in the Tampa market, with modern finishes and well designed/furnished with appropriate amenities, you can still cashflow even with optional management and the high rates.I do firmly believe when rates go down in 2024 demand will spike and so will values, so I think buying now is still a good idea.

If it was built in the 30's and it is not built to modern codes there may not be much cost savings for you.

If you do want brick for some reason, i would go with one that is more neutral and modern. 

Curbio has completely modernized pre-sale renovation and is now operating in ten cities around the country.

It is a small detail but removing and updating with simple, modern white trim makes such a huge difference.

I would prefer a 60's-70's side by side ranch with more modern forced air HVAC. 

I am extremely impressed by the support I have seen on BP towards other investors and I am looking to build repoire and support with other like-minded people.I am an established real estate agent in New York specializing in modern luxury homes, mostly in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

I have updated these properties to be bright, modern, and comfortable.Deal 1:Location: Central Cleveland 44105Grade: Class C NeighborhoodProperty Details: Duplex with 2 bd 1 ba down, 3 bd 1 ba up, and an enclosed 2 car garageRents: DN: $750 - UP: $750 Garage: $50 per month to UP tenant ($1550 per month total)Rehab scope: Spent over $13,000 on rehab to make this place shine.

On the flip side, I'd be happy as heck to send you a list of Carrot sites you can take a look at that are performing insanely well in their markets and are a great mix of modern design and high performance copy / design.