- Replaced the front facade- Added a half bath downstairs (not typical for a bath on first floor of PHL homes)- Complete renovation of kitchen- Brand new HVAC throughout house- Semi-finished basement with sealed floors and painted floor joists- Added closets to second and third bedroom

Once you finish the books, start saving for your down payments and closing costs...and put your plan into action. 

Hey guys I’m looking for advice on my situationI have a rental property I’ll be finishing renovations on in a month or so I paid for it cash and own it free and clear I’m looking to refinance it but I’m also in the process of rebuilding my credit (part of the reason to refinance is to pay off some debts)how can I refinance this house with bad credit I’ve been doing some research and non-recourse refinancing at a low LTV sounds like a option but I don’t know any lenders who specialize in these?

Finishing a reno on my current house and when sell I would be looking for a 4 plex in the area to house hack. 

Renovated the whole kitchen, opened up living spaces, finished the basement, exterior upgrades What was the outcome?

If you let me know if it is a higher end renovation or a rental type finish, that will be helpful.

When a building has a bad reputation you need to go a little higher on finishes (hence the kitchen) to attract better tenants at turnoverDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

As a buyer, you may only want the home until children are out of school or you are finished with a certain phase of your career.

Rough numbers are:ARV: 630-650K (thats considering current comps within 1/2mi)Repairs: 50-65K for decent finishes, I think. 

We just finished acquiring these and are now executing.