I have been waiting for a good opportunity, and I came across something intriguing.

The minimal $2,000 renovation budget presented a low-risk opportunity.

It's pretty standard for them to handle all of that since it's a big part of the job.

Are you sure the cleaners are doing a proper mop job?

What are the most effective strategies for you, for identifying and analyzing undervalued properties in a competitive real estate market, and how can investors leverage these opportunities to maximize returns while minimizing risks?

I do have quite a bit of paneling work which was purely for aesthetics, while other jobs were actually necessary to bring the rental into service. 

This requires continual and significant job creation.

Loan should be CTC within a week of contract and investors enjoying the property and filing their STR permit application for Summer..Rate on a 30 year fixed was in the high 6%'s...big job's report tomorrow that could accelerate rate cuts..stay tuned! 

From these posts it really feels like you're forcing yourself through this risk which will feel like a burden after you close and not an opportunity. 

Currently seeking MFH opportunities in the San Diego region for owner occupation with room for growth in the form of rehab and ADU.