If you want a contractors opinion on a house , break out your wallet .

Looking to buy something that would attract white collar professionals as tenants, and is likely to appreciate (timeline is a few decades and long term appreciation is more important than short term cash flow). 

-assessment of what types of tenants the property will attract--you need to know who your customer will be before buying the property (for instance, will it be mostly college students, or families, or seniors, etc.?).

Good luck maybe trying to do a light reno to the property will attract more renters and maybe get a few bucks more per month

BP has done an incredible job to attract great  people to its community.

I'm looking for a fixer-upper in this price range  to attract these kinds of tenants you can be my one stop shop assuming my range is reasonable.

I'd rather buy and hold, as my portfolio has been growing consistently over the last few years, but the cash after flipping that I could bank and stay patient for better BRRRR conditions is awfully attractive.

This means, residential lenders, who offer the most attractive rates won’t refinance a property that is held by an LLC...."

Here are some ideas on how to make your offers more attractive: 1.

The city has seen significant population growth in recent years, and with its diverse and vibrant economy, it is an attractive destination for both students and professionals.