You have good responses above because you need ample reserves to buy also.

The price increases and quick turnover rates in certain home sizes within zip codes 28303 and 28304 suggest that the market is responsive to renovations and flips that cater to both small and medium-sized family units.

This year we are solidly in mid 8 figure revs.

Thank you both for the responses!

You'll get a zillion responses, but I tend to like CostSegEZ.

Our handyman saw the home a couple weeks ago and said they’ve not taken care of the yard (stated in the lease, it is their responsibility), but the home itself looked okay.

Neighborhoods like East Westwood, Clifton, Norwood, and Madisonville are all solid C areas. 

Instead, they typically employ a sales comparison approach to determine the property's worth, using the income to calculate the DSCR, which usually needs to exceed 1.0 for most lenders.Assuming you have a solid track record with the property and there's enough equity in the deal, leveraging the After Repair Value (ARV) on a sales comparison evaluation could enable you to refinance into a bridge loan until the necessary work is completed.Maybe a mortgage broker specializing in traditional loans could offer insights into construction-to-permanent loans

I create a lengthy and very detailed response listing everything I can think of that a prospective tenant would need to know about the unit and finish it off with please feel free to reach out with any questions, if you would like an application please reply back with your email.

Thank you for the response!