Full guts of the bathrooms, replacing all fixtures, throwing modern tile finishes for the tub/shower, new vanity, new cabinets in the kitchen, island, new stainless-steel appliances, new flooring throughout, new recess lighting, and likely new siding on the property to give it a more freshened pop for when it goes back on the market.

If you can't get inside, I would assume the economic vacacy above, and a full gut rehab. 

A place can be completely gutted and remodeled, but because it wasn't torn down it still shows the original build date.

Hi BP, Can anyone recommend a good GC for full gut or rehabs, with knowledge of city permits and regulations?

This threw off our numbers quite a bit and it causes us to get punched in the gut when we got the appraisal back.

It's certainly a creative way to source motivated property owners, but it can also lead to manipulative tactics/practices from others by utilizing their unfortunate situation, leaving a sour feeling in my gut. 

Im a new wholesaler and ive got my eye on a sfr thats listed for 265k free and clear owner, the whole inside is gutted so all it needs is appliances tiling/carpet, countertops etc... outside is mint and updated already.

My gut says the neighbor is doing this in a kind of "protest" manner, sounds like really unhappy about a STR next door. 

I feel this target can be achieved given recent cap rates sold in the area, and hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of renovations combined done by me the landlord (1 unit+exterior), and my amazing tenants who did gut renovations of their units.The general rule of thumb is to use 3 lenders for cash out refinance right?

This duplex was flooded in the 2008 flood, so much of it was gutted with new mechanicals.