(disclaimer... this may or may not work for you, I have never ever had a flip that was just paint and carpet, I always had a major remodel)                                                                                                                        First I find the ARV (after repair value), what have similar houses in the direct  vicinity sold for.

they offered what I paid for it 3 years ago and I put 100k into remodel so while not wolf ranges and top of the line its nice.. 

Purchase price: $158,000 Cash invested: $188,000 My current investment is a complete remodel in a resort community which I will live in for 2 years and then rent out as a vacation rental or possibly year around rental.

The property is just under 1000sq ft and requires a mixed basket of work such as roofing, sub flooring, kitchen remodel, possible floor joist sistering, plumbing, electrical, and drywall.

Remodeled the whole house, inside and out.

The buyer's lender reads your property listing which says "Freshly remodeled, all new interiors" and the bank's appraiser says "Show us all the permits for this work".

We need someone with an eye for trendy designs that would be appealing for remodels and higher end homes.

- Going into a business, but I can’t help but feel like I’m competing with a friend - He started his entire remodeling and it gave me an idea to actually go START my own. - I launch on July 18th, down in Virginia, I will be competing in same 10 mile radius as him.- am I wrong for chasing my goals?

@Donielle HoustonDon from DJS Home Remodeling has been very helpful for me.

We own a remodeling company but I would like to see us get away from dealing with customers on a daily basis and strictly doing flips, but if we do this we would have to use the flipping money to live, which would keep us from using that money from purchasing those rentals.