Zillow doesn't know I've replaced the central air system a year ago and also am in the middle of a forced bathroom remodel.

You’re looking at $150k + remodel right there

I am a kitchen and bath remodeler for a living.

Here are the numbers from what I bought it for and if I were to sell and what it would get for rent:Sell Scenario:Purchased for $830K in June 2017Put $60k into it, to include:-2 New AC units-2 New Furnaces-Completely new kitchen/high end appliances/countertops-New carpet throughout upstairs-Light guest bathroom remodel(new tile floors/countertop/Painted cabinets)Estimated sales price: $950-$975KEstimated closing costs if sold for $965K: 2.5% commission to buyers agent/closing costs=$35kOutcome If sold for $965k minus closing costs/commissions(only have to pay buyers commission) I would be left with a $40K profit from what I purchased it for and what I put into the house.

My other business is a design build remodeling business.

It’s a beautiful place to live and we lived there before they gave it a nice remodel.  

My mom's cabin burnt down and it was a major deal to find one part of one wall that could be reused to avoid the increase in property taxes and building permit costs of a 'new' build vs a rebuild/remodel.

Thebest way to upgrade the kitchen substantially is remodeling it.

I haven't decided what I'll do with the property I'm remodeling but you have to get the ball rolling.

Growing up, my parents was house hacking and got my siblings and I involved with the remodeled work.