Wise investor never runs away from the problem, it runs towards the problem, and bring the house price to rock bottom.

Seems like a very hard question to get ansewrs for, it really depends what includes in that renovation, i cant speak per sqft but i can tell you from my experince what i paid/paying for diffrent types of reno, Just tenant turnover with very cosmtic reno, like sheet rock, paint maybe a few lights for a studio/1 bedroom 2-3k, For a little heavier simalr unit probobly 3-5k, just is just labor, for a 2 bedroom unit needs new kitchen, bathroom, back door and probobly 5 windows, i think it will cost me closer to 25k-30 including metirial, now i have a full gut just outside of pittsburgh that a 3 bedroom 2/3 bath that i am probobly gonna end with 100k reno,Hope this helps, good luck

Marine Corps veteran and real estate investor based out of Rock Hill, SC.

@Drew C Grossman Best of luck, storage is hot, as I'm sure you know, but if you turn over enough rocks in that size range you can find some winners.

I have a Weber Genesis II E310 at the lake house and it has been rock solid.

This is not legal advice.It might be common in Pennsylvania to have a bunch of uranium rock.

I'm in between a rock and a hard place because I need them out but don't know what to do next.

My wife and I were planning on moving to Austin, Texas and looking for our first buy and hold property in the Pflugerville, Round Rock, Georgetown area.

Hi my fellow BP Rock Stars,Is there any legal issue with turning down a tenant application for MTR simply because we are able to secure a different tenant for a longer stay?

Purchase price: $412,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Custom building a 3/3 shipping container home with a rooftop deck and shipping container pool for STR near Branson and Table Rock Lake.