I'll jump over a mountain to make it happen for you at the bare min just respond. 4.

If you want to look the channel up it’s called BARE- BadAss Real Estate.  

You can barely pick up a shell in Brewerytown (or any other "hot" neighborhood you've heard of) for $140k so if you want something with an ARV of $140k-$180k, Brewerytown isn't going to work for you.

There's barely not enough spread for profit. 

Again, the landlord never renovated, only repaired the bare minimum, and rarely raised the rent.

The second one I barely kept it under budget because labor, good DG (hardscape decomposed granite), Gravel/ pebbles, plants are expensive.It will definitely save in costs over time for buy and hold.  

Class B are generally 0.7 or worse.  

On a purchase mortgage with a quick closing where A and B are that close together like that, I'm still going to prioritize reliability and speed over rate for the consumer's own good, but there are plenty of refinance scenarios where this comes up and I can't answer the consumer's "what's the rate?"

They will do the bare bones to get a permit and then do the work.

Generally the lawns and gardens should be reduced to a bare minimum and where possible removed entirely.