If you are flipping it is helpful to be able to estimate remodel costs and the value of a property after the remodeling.If you are buy and hold it is handy to know how much rent a home can get, what the remodel cost will be, if any.

The house I purchased needed tons of remodel, from generating sow to hiring contractors for each task, he handled everything professionally and seamlessly.

The last owner of my property left a container that he used as an office with a bathroom and I want to remodel it.

You're often better off finding a well maintained house that needs basic single trade updates like roof, HVAC, flooring, bathroom remodels, etc.     

I need a blueprint of the house and pictures of everything to give you accurate remodeling tips.

The 3 comps I selected are 229, 249 and 249 (two of them are new construction cookie cutter  houses) /sf.To top it off, the 229/sf house was built in 1950 and remodeled recently.The other two 249/sf houses are new construction. 

I've started looking an found some pretty good 4 bedroom houses that are 130k ish that need bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and floor remodeling to add some equity.

@Abby HollandMy advice is to get that unit really cleaned up and remodeled when the tenants leave and max your rent. 

Additionally, I have remodeled 2 condos and flipped 1 house from across the country.  

Purchase price on that was $305k and after a $15K remodel a couple months later it appraised at $455K and is cash flowing $500/month.