HI, I'm a new wannabe investor from abroad, due to low budget I have started to look and analyze opportunities in Columbus, Ohio metro.i find estate that does not publish on zillow (i call that "off market" ;) ) at a really low price, but the house condition is bad, and It should pass a deep rehab..this house in good suburb, and the meaning ARV of the house in this area is between 131-188K (it's depend on the analyze method), the house offered in the for 60K and i sure it's can be decrease - the problem is that i dont know and dont have the tools to estimate the rehab expenses. the rent estimate is 1500$.what do you think?

HI, I'm a new wannabe investor from abroad, due to low budget I have started to look and analyze opportunities in Columbus, Ohio metro.i find estate that does not publish on zillow (i call that "off market" ;) ) at a really low price, but the house condition is bad, and It should pass a deep rehab. this house in good suburb, and the meaning ARV of the house in this area is between 131-188K (it's depend on the analyze method), the house offered in the for 60K and i sure it's can be decrease - the problem is that i dont know and dont have the tools to estimate the rehab expenses. the rent estimate is 1500$.what do you think?

Deep dives with Financial Independence (the Mad Fientist), Journey to Launch (Souffrant), Money for the Rest of Us (Stein), Optimal Daily Finance, Stacking Benjamins, Big Picture Retirement, and Radical Personal Finance (Sheets) all have great information. 

Don't expect most tenants out there to deep dive on why they should pay more to rent your house because it has solar.

I believe there is a political agenda and motive deep in the unwritten fine print of this program.

I was at a closing in ATL a few years back  ( attorneys office in a A class office park) and commented on how come its so hot in here.He said their condensers were stolen the night before :)  its really quite the sport in many areas of the mid west deep south. 

YES, we may be a little biased, but check out our blog here on BP comparing Detroit to other cities and Deep Dives on Metro Detroit cities & neighborhoods: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Your biggest question shouldn't be WHERE to invest, but HOW you will invest!

Unless you're targeting 2+ units, it's highly unlikely to cashflow.You might want to follow the "Deep Dive" series we're doing on our BiggerPockets blog about Metro Detroit cities, City of Detroit Neighborhoods and comparing Metro Detroit to other hotspots investors usually consider:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

The real work comes in when the property passes and you need to get deep into the numbers.

What these large well capitalized lenders are doing (this takes deep pockets), is they will hold these loans on their books until Jan 1, 2023, and sell them at that point.