Ultimately its all upon the gut feeling and how confident are you on numbers and the time-frame you mentioned.

My gut tells me that a house that is unique and thought out will sell quickly.

Nothing that needs to be gutted as they will need to move in soon, but doesn't mind minor repairs such as floors, appliances, paint, etc.Contact me if you have anything in this area. 

I would not shy away from them as long as they have good credit and a large up front payment to go along with your gut feeling, they might be good tenants.

Trust your PITA instincts.

2 Family in Prime area in Brooklyn, NY (Not in Contract Yet) Want to find out is it worth getting in Contract and moving forward.ARV - $1.2 MilContract Price - $670kRehab Cost - $80k - $100k (Complete Gut, Needs everything new, Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, Cabinetry, Appliances, Flooring, Windows, etc.).Also have questions about financing if its worth attempting.

One of the most common mistakes is locking in with only one agent that never sends you quality deals to look at.3.First rehab is a gut rehab: Never take on a gut rehab on your first few deals.

As a correction to my original post the property is a 3/1; has been completely gutted out and electric and plumbing started to convert it to a 3/2.

Our first was a foreclosure that we gutted.

In your expert opinions, how much would it cost to gut the kitchen cabinets?