See if they have any referrals on contractors they know who do this type of work depending on what you need to put in (i.e. electrical, plumbing, gas, etc).

I could've negotiated for a better deal.There are better ways to Invest the Money I put down like the BRRR Method but I need to learn that Method now Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Anyone in the area have success with this method?

Plumbing?

I'm envisioning putting in $25k worth of materials, which would give me new floors, new bathroom, new kitchen, expanded rear deck, drywall in almost the entire house, and updating HVAC and plumbing - this doesn't include my labor of course, but I work remotely, and July through October is my slow season, so it kinda falls into the perfect "pack the dog & your tools and go up to the house for 2-3 weeks to get some work done" calendar for me. 

All new electrical and plumbing and roofing otherwise is in place.

However, at this point I would assume it has probably sat for about 20 years so it would likely need everything (electric, plumbing, etc..).

However, if the property has a newer roof, newer windows, updated plumbing and/or electrical, updated heating system etc., it is possible that this number could be adjusted downward. 

I’d like to make a list of however many parks necessary to get a deal, and then cold call, mail, etc. so also curious what methods of contact you might recommend.  

The BRRRR factor in my thought process is that leveraged more quickly. i.e. with option 1) buying more turn-key properties without forcing appreciation and refinancing (BRRRR)...it may take me many times longer to acquire the same value/# of properties, vs using option 2) the BRRRR method.