Do they sell lower performing assets, reposition, keep all?

As someone who is still learning the ropes in real estate investment, I'm not entirely sure what an experienced investor would estimate for these rehab costs, especially with the intention of selling the property, not renting it.Could anyone provide me with some ballpark figures for a rehab like this?

$50k is not enough to make alternative financing work because even at an embarrassing interest rate the investor will only make a few thousand - not enough to justify the time, document prep, risk assessment etc.I'd suggest that you get a realtor to put up the money, take a mortgage plus a few points of the selling price.

You could also ask the selling party and/or tenants if they have ever had any sewer line backup issues

Once you get hit with a $675 to $750 HOA the NOI will become more of a debt service coverage.I would sell and if you get hit with a tax just 1031 Exchange it into the new purchase.

Sure you can sell it and take that cash and put it into something that you can manage yourself, but with an interest rate as low as you have it for, I would not.

Interested in finding DST sponsors that sell directly and thus reduce the front-end load.

Create a simple spreadsheet or written list to compare the features of each and identify the ones that align with your requirements.

We will be doing a fix and flip and 3/1 or 3/2 (if we add a 2nd bathroom) would be a big difference for selling purposes.

I'm interested in getting into REO listings, and I attended a webinar that is selling this course: https://www.reovip.com/I'm wondering if anyone here has taken this course and if so, is it worth buying?