Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Dry Prong.

Green areas, landscape, ponds, dry river beds, trails, etc. 

Or should I just leave it or put dry wall. 

"Deals" usually have some hair on them, which can be both a great thing and extremely detrimental.    

. $2,200,000 duplex on 915 Tillery has white subway tile backsplash, polished concrete floors, french oak floors, lower budget range that kitchen costs $190,000.  3197 square foot Even though you think contemporary is less expensive as is minimal,, not necessarily true$789000 duplex 1301 St Edward has older style granite and off the shelf of builder's supply oak veneer cabinets smaller house 1972 square feet that kitchen though it looks dated is basic would cost $60000$549000 5813 Spring Meadow kitchen has popcorn ceilings, same stove and the lux duplex on Tillery stainless sinks you can buy off shelf at Home Depot ugly laminate counters they spent $22000 $543000 E Croslin that whole house needs to be down to the studs, there will be plumbing problems, old electrical panel, they painted the concrete slab with a can of grey speckle paint to hide something there, house has dry rot, can't see roof.

Actually most of my prior deals had a lot more hair on them than this one. 

With 500k in dry powder, you could go very wide very fast if you wanted to, getting 30-40 doors pretty easily.

You hit the nail on the head about the counter argument from sponsors, but I think that's a lot like asking your barber if you need a hair cut.

Most of deal flow where I am has dried up (at least with regards to the returns I'm looking for) and I'm not really interested in owning remote properties.

With higher end finishings and cleanliness requirements you would be pulling your hair (and wallet) out every turnover.