You can get tagged with the costs of moving, storage, motel life, even meals eaten out since the seller didn't have a kitchen!

We are also going to open up the kitchen and give it a more modern look and feel.

Always told kitchen and baths sell a house but would a major upgrade like that be worth it?

How did you get the same product to fit on the backsplash as on the kitchen counters?

Most will have some impairment that needs to be corrected (e.g. new kitchen in the above case.)A broker will feed you MLS listings and that (IMO) is not where you find >>1% deals in a seller's market.

Honestly, all the work that needs to be done is one wall, three doors, and a kitchen in one of the units, as there are already two kitchens in the building.

We closed on 4/7.It took my guys just over 3 weeks, to add an unofficial 3rd bedroom, paint the place head to toe, redo half the flooring (home depot allure flooring at $.99 i'm a huge fan), take care of a bunch of exterior maintenance issues, put in new appliances, do some minor kitchen work, replace the hot water heater, couple of other small things.

I am a full time real estate investor.

Here is one of our kitchens we did in Chicago.

I think I may have found a wholesale deal, would love some input.Property was listed at $95K FSBO price has came down to $87.5 fully furnished in less than 3 months3bd 2 bath in a nice golf course subdivision in Florida built 19801956sq ft not counting an added 12x26 LanaiComps put ARV at $123KThe home is nice but kitchen a a few other things are dated...awesome landscaping and overall a nice home estimated $15K for rehab, mainly for new kitchen cabinets ectI have a number in mind to offer but would sure like to here what anyone else with some wholesale/investing experience has to say.