. $70-90/sq.ft if there are no mechanicals...what shape is the exterior in...roof?

Additionally, the pandemic accelerated growth in relocation from northern cities to southern/southeast metros and the continuing trend of work from home looks likely to only continue those demo shifts. 

If they are paying rent and keeping the place in good shape I wouldn't just kick them out.

Hi BP,New investor here actively looking for my first investment property in the Denver metro area.I’m looking to connect with fellow local investors and agents, and find folks to chat with about market trends, strategies, maybe even find a mentor.Hope to connect with you folks soon!

It doesn't appear so.http://www.thanhniennews.com/business/its-still-ha... http://www.investinmyanmar.com/articles/real-estat...I just study the macro trends, and listen/read to some of the more nomadic investors.

The property appears to be in good shape: in a nice neighborhood and built in 2001.

You could probably get a decent shape 2-3 ton/5 cubic yard dumper for $2-3k.  

Here is a link to an interesting article I read this AMhttp://www.trulia.com/blog/trends/flipping-point-2016/?

If it is in rough shape might go on the low end of that but there are definitely options that should easily net them a ton more money than that.I still say go for it but temper your expectations on how many of these you might actually get

Kitchen is in good shape, has an open floor plan.