We are looking for ways to boost our income and flipping and rental properties look like a great investment.

Ever since the Governor signed it into law, there has been a dramatic increase in VR availability.  

It's incredibly easy to boost the ROI with just a lot of tiny, little, tweaks.  

I need a boost.

Having a good idea about rehab costs and the major issues in mind, as those costs will increase dramatically.

We then come in as the equity investor to cover out of pocket costs (inspection and appraisal) and holding costs (6 months worth).Used correctly leverage will boost your returns while allowing you to shift risk to the 1st and 2nd mortgages. 

I believe taking it out would dramatically increase the value of the home, or at least make it easier to sell/more attractive.

Here we have crazy high taxes, above market value pricing and rents can vary dramatically between leases.

I read forum posts and have read through the bigger pockets investing book but the water is still a bit muddy for me for some reason.Duplex is listed at 123,000, I would earn a 3% commission on the deal.Taxes are 1400/yrLocation is C but about to get a boost when the city puts in a brand new 60 acre park near the propertyI would manage it, I used to work for a management company and learned how to fix just about anythingBoth sides already rented by the year one for $550 and other for $650The one side could stand to be updated but hasnt because the tenant has been there the last 8 years.

And then you have the newer apartment complexes which have been built as long-term holds by tight-knit groups of investors and never hit the market.There is a spate of new student housing capacity going in that may dramatically change this sector.