Wiring additional funds to get a sweet deal?  

Things get a little different though for more expensive properties.The 'sweet spot' for OKC homes is around $100K full retail. 

Get a positive cashflow property with another $20k tax free/deferred in your pocket after 6 months is a pretty sweet deal.

Lower middle income neighborhoods can be a sweet spot as far as rentals go.

But, lowballing a home that has been on the market for 90+ days and is vacant, estate/probate or distressed in some way can be a sweet spot.2) Doing an ARV for every single property you want to lowball will get annoying if you expect a report and analysis.

@Ezra Harris well you’re right that finding a good contractor can be very helpful, and let’s just say, the ideal would be that we could all find good deals and hire a sweet contractor to take care of all the work for a reasonable price.

I would take my sweet time making sure that I found the best deals in my area.

It's got a lower entry point, and the cash flow tends to be pretty sweet.

I am looking for some advice on this strategy, I know there are some holes but I wanted to keep the post short and sweet. 

Sweet deal Michael!