Immaculate condition, almost everything new, including kitchens and baths, all new replacement windows, hardwood floors professionally refinished with 4 coats of oil based polyurethane,all new wiring and electrical panels (all knob and tube eliminated), new plumbing and washer dryer hook ups in each apartment, new interior and exterior paint 2014/2015, newer cast iron boilers, 1st floor has additional natural gas fired high efficiency Rinnai direct vent wall furnace, State and local fire code compliant with all new 90 minute fire doors and modern whole house fire detection system.

Penny for your thoughts..

The majority of the studs are coated in a white paint. 

They settled at 75% costs.Purchased property had newer waste and water stubs through the wall (copper and PVC).

Before pic frontAfter, added pop outs to give it a modern look and a fresh coat of paint.Back yard before.After, pool had to be redone and added grass and put in tile work in patio area (the concrete was very damaged)Before, main entrance/main living roomAfter, fresh coat of paint to walls and door.Before, dinning area and stairsAfter, new carpet through out 2nd floor and up the stairs.Before kitchenAfter, the kitchen and master bathroom were the biggest changes (more $$) well you can see the difference.You can see that we added the pantry (below is the pics of pantry before)yuk!!

I found this property that sold for pennies and hoped it would inspire others to keep going.

If you ARE able to do that, then you don't need to spend a penny on Transactional Funding.Pros:--Allows you to conceal the profit spread between the A-B purchase price and the B-C purchase price. 

@Penny ClarkIts very simple. 

I made back every penny I invested and have been making money ever since.

She paid a shocking $25k and said it was worth every penny.