They both lay out and explain the process.1: The Book on Flipping Houses - J Scott2: FLIP - Rick VillaniWell worth the time and very informational.Good Luck!

In my market, since my competition isn't using granite and my customers seem to care about other features like layout, flooring, and lighting I will focus on those items.

The units are all 2 bedrooms and have a good layout and are of good size.I can get this building for $1.3-1.325m.

So in that case, monthly cash flow is not that important (as long as you're right about that appreciation that is :-).Another place might be a dump, but you know if you spruce it up the monthly rents will increase 50%, thereby giving you a great monthly cash flow...It's really property by property and intuition arguing with reason.

We completely changed the layout of the kitchen but kept the loft overhead as a feature of the unit.

I’ve noticed that most beginners like to use the Michael Blank Syndicated Deal Analyzer, as it’s pretty intuitive to start out with, and he gives you a tutorial on how to use it.

That would be the same case for any feature of a house....but when you over time work with hundreds of buyer and sellers, you learn intuitively what creates value, and what causes values to go down.

Hi @Frank Harris,I just wanted to second everything mentioned above, including that home being a great bed/bath layout, the previously high and now huge demand for housing in this area, and the future growth potentialTo answer your initial question a bit more directly though, to Southwest Florida as a whole, it's unlikely that Hurricane Ian will have any lasting impact on the general area as a whole.

By posting a video tour and giving renters an opportunity to explore the layout and floor plan of the property.

I work full time as a Layout Inspector for Pratt & Whitney, a subsidiary of United Technologies.