I've narrowed down the neighborhoods/unit types I'm looking at, and this is a theoretical but likely scenario: Property: 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo in multi-unit building.

However, if you are hiring a financing consultant to structure and/or package your deal, then fees are ok.  

I know forming an LLC is the way to go and what we would end up doing but I want to gain a better understanding of the logistics of a deal like this and if anybody has structured any similar deals.Keep in mind I would also like to make (and keep) my investor happy as this is my first flip!

I don't know how to estimate what a bathroom or bedroom is worth, or a 1 car garage.

These homes are not conventional and you need to get with someone familiar with these structures, imo.

I ran some comparables and I think conservatively I might be able to sell it at $170k without any repairs, and $180-$190+ with some bathroom remodels and minor cosmetic repairs.

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Kitchen & bathroom upgrades are usually the items you would want to upgrade if selling the property.

The deal structure?

Why is it vacant - did the bank kick everyone out or is there some structural problems?