You should speak with a firm that provides an engineered study to provide a feasibility analysis on your property.

I would do engineered hardwood that matches the hardwood you already have.

Reverse engineering. 

@Caleb HeimsothSpoken like a true engineer !

Purchase price: $5,000 Cash invested: $185,000 Sale price: $272,000 Completely remodeled & updated featuring new electrical wiring, new plumbing, new foundation, two new HVAC units, new water heater, over 20 new windows, new engineered hardwood floors, and all new tile and carpets throughout!

Purchase price: $5,000 Cash invested: $185,000 Sale price: $272,000 Completely remodeled & updated featuring new electrical wiring, plumbing, foundation, two new HVAC units, water heater, over 20 windows, engineered hardwood floors, and all tile and carpets throughout!

I'm not in computers or in the Bay Area, but I used to be an engineer and I'm in LA... close enough?

I’m having a structural engineer come out and quote me, but if he quotes too high, I’m looking to get a better price on the home. 

Using residential loans for investment deals are like trying to use a steam engine to power the internet, you can do it, it just ain’t smart.

Perhaps, most importantly, is reverse engineering the math on leads and marketing.