If you are flipping it then it is more attractive to the end buyer for that reason.If that isn't an option and you need to redo the whole thing I would say $12-15K on the cheap side if you have a really small lot, are near water or there is ledge it can easily get over $30K.

It looks attractive at the start but can get out hand fast.

If the property is only slightly upside down, like in your example, and the area isn’t drastically depreciating, like Inland Empire, California, then the existing financing is the attractive part of the deal.

And most tourists wind up going to Waikiki.

The sheer scale of the economies of scale have proven to work really well for us but i appreciate this may not on the surface seem as attractive as no up front contribution but at least you get to keep 100% of returns and are not tied up for any length of time.

I figured it would attract plenty of military personnel since it's minutes from MCAS Miramar (formerly NAS Miramar).

My guy charges $36 for ants, reaches, rodents or whatever other pests my tenants have attracted.

With housing and construction costs so high here, these seem like an attractive alternative, if they can actually be shipped in for a sensible cost...and our significant Asian population seems attracted to smaller, more efficient floorplans.

A few hundred dollars to avoid an eviction down the road is well worth it.Craigslist, yard signs and local newspapers attract weirdos.This is just based on my experience and my protege's.

I guess my biggest questions are: How can I raise the ARV and how can I best attract a lender that will lend for my retail flips within this community?