I have an accepted LOI on land near Arrowhead Towne Center in your neck of the woods to build a hybrid apartment/hotel and recent transactions for 20+ year old apartment communities have traded at $450-475k per unit (including rehab) and have exit price estimates in five years at $700+k.

Installation of a fence - rental is located in heavily wooded area; fence is to keep out the various animals that come onto the property (and have "terrorized" tenants over the years).2.

The kitchen cabinets were all wood but an old style so we flipped the doors around and painted the cabinets to give them a modern look.

Hi Aaron,You look like a strong guy.Maybe buy a lot that's wooded over and log it out with a chainsaw and a log splitter and sell the firewood to grocery stores, 7-11's, wood stove dealers, etc..When your done have the stumps ground down and you have a cleared lot.If you have the customers lined up, it could be (might be) good cash flow and good outdoor exercise and at the end of the business, the real kicker a cleared lot.

To build a new home in my neck of the woods (CBus Ohio) costs can run $200-300 per square ft.

It’s a good question and not something you should take lightly, @Eric Wood.

@Garrett KoernerBest bet is to go with a wood look porcelain tile.

Actually, with the Landmarks Commission, it has nothing to do with what was there BEFORE when it comes to being grandfathered in for certain features of houses in our neck of the woods.

Our rehabs typically include new tin roofs, new like-wood vinyl flooring, new HVAC systems, new paint/fixtures, granite countertops, etc.

They both lend in Ventura County, so I assume they would lend in your neck of the woods too, but you would have to verify.