You're going to bust out your phone and take a video starting in the kitchen, you're going to tell people that you will prove it's a five-minute walk.

The $850 has recently been remodeled new kitchen, windows, drywall and paint.

@Justin Glatz 2 possible answers to that: It's either a wholesaler, limited to cash buyers or pre-approved HML because of the short window to flip the contract.

If we have to do LVP we will, but it’s not ideal for the neighborhood/resale for this particular home, and my husband has concerns about install as the previous owners also put in ikea cabinets when they started the kitchen reno, and he says there isn’t a good way to have a floating floor around the cabinets that wouldn’t result in them eventually pulling away etc.

The room is connected to the main house, cannot tell the difference, has a full bathroom, window and a door that leads outside.

This was originally a galley kitchen which shared the wall with the previous bedroom on the other side. 

.- Exterior siding and all new windows. - Total private money in the deal $104,000.- The whole project took only took 4 weeks to complete.- The home went pending twice with the same agent causing delays and additional hold costs. 

Company #2 may have other expenses - property tax, insurance, roof repair, landscaping, window washing and depreciation expense (my favorite).  

Purchase price: $130,000 Cash invested: $11,000 Sale price: $235,000 We found a $130k foreclosure that just needed some cosmetic repairs like paint, windows, flooring, countertops, small odds and ends.

Damage went through the floor and into the ceiling and walls of kitchen and laundry room below.June 7: Insurance company sends someone to inspect damage, set humidifiersJune 10: They come back to remove humidifiers June 14: Insurance submits claim and payment to meAt this point, the tenants father, who is in the business of plumbing and renovations, informs me that they seriously underpaid for the amount of damage.