bottom to top fresh paint, light fixtures, hardware, appliances, landscaping, and room accessories. ~$9K in renovation costs. ~30k in value add.

Accessory dwelling units are becoming popular.

It is a coveted property, as they no longer allow building on that side of the road anymore, but we can demolish the existing house and build new so long as it stays the same size as the current building on the property.My question is really how do I even get started in analyzing the property - is there a specific tool to assess overseas rental / vacation properties?

Fancy homes sell for more than affordable homes, so oftentimes there will be more development for higher end homes than affordable homes.Another way to help meet the need for housing units is through accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

This idea has been coming at me hard and I want to share it with you to see what you think: Flipping SFRs is back and can be way more profitable than ever, yet no one is doing it yet. Here's how I think we can get in ...

But Generally speaking the low values assets are simply not coveted by listings Agents.. so its pretty wide open in those markets for wholesalers to be the nexus between buyer and seller.. 

I spent the next couple months getting permits and plans approved for an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit).

Converting a residence to an accessory dwelling unit isn't the norm.

The property has room to build 2 additional accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

Different strategies like (Accessory Dwell Unit, Mother in Law, Short Term Rentals, .....) could be considered to get you the cash flow you want.Feel free to reach out to me if you want to know more about these strategies.