It is a very simple floor plan and am not expecting top $$$ finishes for that price.

It is a very simple floor plan and am not expecting top $$$ finishes for that price.

There is such a simple answer (or 3 or 4 actually) but I'm not in the habit of giving advice to people that are disingenuous and not willing to be ethical in their dealings with others.  

Thanks in advance for the advice--if this is as simple as MLS+Loopnet, shoot me straight. 

I do not flip but I just do not see the numbers working for a flipper unless he can do more than a rehab (i.e. add a second unit, etc) to increase the value.Good luck

This method won't increase my monthly cash flow much in immediate future, but as loans are paid down and hopefully appreciation occurs, my overall situation should improve dramatically. 

In terms of "best" measure of return my favorite is equity multiple as its very simple and straight forward. 

Monthly rent increase for that unit is $200. 

Again, a simple fix can be updating the faucets in both the bathroom and the kitchen.5.

As foreclosures increase, more rental units will be required.http://www.deptofnumbers.com/rent/us/