You may want to try some "driving for dollars" style marketing to get some sellers for flips in the area.If you find yourself in the need for architectural help on your future flips, please feel free to contact me.Have a stellar week,Ryan

The 2% rule is awesome, but tough to find - especially in good neighborhoods or larger metropolitan areas.

Can the Subject property be updated/improved and will those repairs help capture more dollars in the value range of the neighborhood?

There is a WIDE variety of styles and meeting types.

The duplex is in a neighborhood of all SFH and was build in the 50s.

James Vermillion your logo is right along the Lexington style =)Jena and I lived out there for about two years before moving here to Indianapolis.She has family that lives in Lancaster and was born in Russell Springs by Lake Cumberland.You should put that Castle off Versailles Rd(?)

The Crime Map breaks bigger cities into specific neighborhoods and you can see exactly what kind of crimes and how often for a particular neighborhood.

It all depends on what properties are selling for in that particular neighborhood similar to the one you are interested in purchasing.

One house is a early 2000's CBS home with a pool in a middle class neighborhood.

When I am looking for a house I always ask my realtor what they think needs to be fixed before it can be rented :)I also look at the surrounding neighborhood houses (if possible) to see if I have missed anything.Test: When you think it is ready, put it on the market and take note of your potential tenants feedback.