@Troy Fisher was very helpful with providing a good contact and I had a 30-minute conversation with the person.  

As someone who is still learning the ropes in real estate investment, I'm not entirely sure what an experienced investor would estimate for these rehab costs, especially with the intention of selling the property, not renting it.Could anyone provide me with some ballpark figures for a rehab like this?

If you plan to expand your portfolio, starting with a 4-plex might provide a stronger foundation for future investments.It's also worth consulting with a local real estate agent or financial advisor who specializes in investment properties to get personalized advice based on your financial situation and market conditions.Best of luck with your investment!

You can also provide the appraiser a list of improvements you have made to the property for reference. 

Hi Michael, I have lenders who can provide financing starting at $50,000, so the idea that a minimum purchase needs to be between $75,000 and $100,000 is a misconception.

After a tenant moves in, we normally call to verify with the utility provider that the tenant has setup their own utility accounts. 

I want to use Bigger Pockets products (or others like it), but it seems they don't provide coverage for PR, which is a shame.

I knew of another one years ago that was only offering $5K for the Buyer's Agent and was willing to pass the discount along.A good agent should be able to help you, as not all builders will pass the discount on to you because they are actually banking on the extra profit by not paying.

Spenser, Keep It Simple...let the current owner provide you a tenant free property. 

If you need an extra room painted or an extra tax return prepared, you have to pay more.