For our market, it behooves us to change out both the electrical and the plumbing (lead pipes), for a total rehab. 

Here's a next best method to value your land, provided that the issues you're wrestling with don't disqualify the deal for you.

I'll be flipping my kitchen to the opposite two walls of the room and will need to redo the electric and plumbing.

We need a general contractor/Handyman with carpentry/plumbing/electrical experience to renovate a 4-plex in the first week of June in Tacoma, WA. 

I am attracted to the BRRRR model -- it seems like an intelligent way to methodically build a good-sized portfolio by reinvesting my original equity over and over, but I also acknowledge that there's a lot to learn. 

I think anything is possible if you choose the right methods.

The issue is that you have other identification abilities and are not restricted to the three-day method for some reason.

When analyzing a potential deal, what methods do you use for integrating this expected difference in repair/turnover cost into your analysis of the deal?

@Donna I have 2 methods. 1 I went through local classified ads and looked up keywords like we buy houses,sell house fast,I buy houses etc..

I would place a dishwasher near the sink and make sure there was power and plumbing to the area for not only the dishwasher, but for a garbage disposal too.