So even if it is on the low end it would increase the value about 60% of what I would have paid for it initially and the total investment (house plus repairs at 40k) still have 20% equity to start.

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Just doing some initial digging at this point.

Luxury homes, condo buildings, and larger apartment buildings are a better way to make money of initial sale, or in the case of the apartment buildings, make a decent ROI.

My initial investment goal is to do a few flips for immediate profit i order to be able to pay off student loans, then pivot towards the BRRRR method for long term cash flow.

The people at BP are constantly asking the top forum users and contributors for their feedback....they had a fantastic group brain storming session recently regarding the podcast cohost changeover that I had the honor to participate in, there are constantly posts reaching out for input on specific subjects and changes, they are one of the top communities in the world and its because they listen and take action in the way that they do.   

I have developed a business in construction/remodelling that was initially designed to support the 34 properties we have. 

It will probably be about half the price of the "full dig".So, that initial inspection is very important.  

Total equity at year 16 will be $112k including the initial 20% down. 

@Michelle Garcia you’re under no obligation to commit until the initial disclosures are provided.