Since we just finished a 2-bedroom apartment rehab in central Connecticut I figured I would post some pictures of the finished product as well as some details on the products we used for paint and flooring.This apartment is located in a lower B class neighborhood that will attract solid qualified tenants and the apartment rehab and the materials used reflects that.

Quick question: If you have a financier willing to assist you in purchasing a property what are the main statistics that I should provide to them to prove that the property would be a smart and  profitable deal?

I know its mainly for the retired.

They will still have some cash flow, but my goal is to have properties in B class areas that will attract a tenant for three or more years.So what can you do?

You call the listing agent and ask them something like, "I'm willing to pay X dollars for 123 main street.

Well, my  main guy likes 10 yr holds at 6% with no higher than 75%LTV.My crazy like a fox 93 year old likes 14%, 6  month holds on new builds.

We look for deals all over the country but main area is SC, NC, GA, TN, and FL. 

Haven't "had" to do it, but it anything that attracts a renter is a good thing.Installing the blinds helps to prevent the tenant from having to hammer in little nails and hanging sheets over the windows, which I guess is okay but looks totally ghetto.

I'm a believer in clean and updated kitchens attracting better tenants and buyers, so I find good appliances to be worth it. 

Seeking an Investor savvy Realtor contact for house hunting trip - 3/1 is my main house hunt day.