City living.Two-bedroom with an additional small room that needs some fixing up but that is in a desirable area, centrally located near downtown/lake area.

I'm looking at buying a condo that currently has tenants who are friends of the seller.

I did my first deal of the new year last week. 3 bedroom 1 bathroom colonial with huge parking lot!

I also own a condo in Providence that is now generating some nice cash flow for me.Any experienced flippers out there willing to cue me into some of the biggest challenges I will face will be greatly appreciated!

We got to the end of the project and we’d spent so much money and put so much sweat into the house that there were details that we did not take care of such as replacing all of the closet doors, fixing deteriorated carport support poles, replacing bedroom door knobs, among other items.

you must read the condo doc.s, and talk to the management during your due diligence period.

My main goal is to buy some condos/town homes and rent them out to generate cash flow.

Internal obsolescence can be controlled or modified, such as a floor plan requiring traffic to go through a bed room to enter a or the only bathroom, or having a bedroom off a living area requiring traffic to go through a living area to get to a bathroom.Social aspects, popularity of an area, shift over time and may change the market aspects of any residence.It's rather naïve to walk up to any property and declare that the property will be purchased and kept forever if it is influenced by community factors.

You will only need a few end tables for the bedrooms and some cheap pictures etc. to make it look nice.

.· Adding a 3rd bedroom to the 2 bedroom unit, again need town approval and will increase expenses Lost rent during work, construction cost, but would generate about $300 more a month in rent.· What about short sale?