Cap rates are fluid with interest rates.  

The concern is the sheetrock which is close to the cinderblock walls and vapor transmission. 

The BRRRR calculator on here is not that great at being able to fluidly change numbers on the investment around so I like to do my anaylsis in a sheet.

There are sheet goods and fluid applied waterproofing products out there as well. 

I'm feel I understand the theory behind it and it sounds like an excellent way to make money while revamping homes and adding value to a neighborhood, however I really don't have a network to make the process fluid to any degree.

In fact, that is probably where I'd price it as it's just under the psychologically important $250K mark.So, assuming $40K for the foundation work, then another $60K (tops) to renovate (that number is a work in progress), I would hope to have no more than $160K in a house that should sell *very* quickly for $220K net of closing help and other seller concessions.These numbers are still very fluid, however.

Body fluids and odors constitute a bio-hazard.

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I think like Bret mentioned it just depends on what your goal and ultimately your expectations are going into a city and then like any investment  since it is a fluid thing how is that coming thru or not. 

Hi Colton, I can see the transmission tower when standing in the backyard of the house.