This is provided you realistically estimate and go towards cash flow. 

Here are the numbers:Location: San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles)2bd/1ba - 850sq ftRemaining balance: 314,000Zillow estimate: 676,400Redfin estimate: 713,749Rent Zestimate (Zillow): 2771 (I feel this is a tad high for such a small house)Cons of the house:Old roof mounted package unit, that eventually will need replacing (made in 1999)Still need to repair 4 sides of fencing repaired/replacedDriveway needs a slurry job1 hour drive from my current house with no trafficLawn needs a redesign (more drought tolerant stuff) - It gets very hot in the valleyPros:Mortgage is only 1760 all inPotential ~900 net/moI already have it...If I did sell it, I would like to buy something closer to where I live, but I also don't want to get dinged with any unnecessary taxes either. 

If it sells for what it is currently estimated at, we would both be debt free (or close to it).

The 8 month rehab estimate came from info I was able to directly garner from speaking with my buddy Choby's own licensed contractor who has worked on several of Choby's personal properties similar to this one.

The key to success on these deals it o accurately estimate your rehab budget and the time it will take to get the rehab done.

If I rent to travelers I will need to have it fully furnished, which I estimated would be another $10,000 to $12,000 when you figure everything from wash clothes to beds and couches.

I will be looking for the best mold professsionals to give an estimate/identify the cause.  

Add the estimated cash flow from the future multi-family and the lower cash flow from the current property after the refi and (presumably) higher rate.

Rough estimate is about $9,000 remodel.I plan to hold these properties for the long haul, at least 15 to 20 years, unless I do a 1031 exchange into something bigger/better. 

The question is, In our current market, most of the analyst and market research companies I've come across are forecasting a "dip" or "crash", in the housing market sometime next year in the springtime.