Ok, thank you for your feedback Joe : )

Quote from @Joe Villeneuve: Quote from @Andrew Lax: Quote from @Joe Villeneuve: What's the rent. taxes and insurance?

Joe, I think you nailed this one.

Quote from @Joe S.: If certain political agendas don’t take over it looks like a good option to invest in real estate for long-term wealth accumulation.Is this referencing if trump wins the election.

If you need a short sale agent that has experience I would talk to Joe Homs on here for that advise.

Anyone who works remotely or online is first, low-skill manual labor is next, according to the estimate of industry experts within 5 years.

However, since this would be an investment property (held for 1 year or less), ARS 32-1121(A)(6) requires all work be performed by licensed contractors if the cost of material and labor is $1,000 or more.

Copies of receipts for materials and paid bills for labor are evidence of value, but not essential.

If you don't have a contractor, shop around for the hardware (appliances, counters, flooring, etc..) to get an idea of the material costs then add in labor of hourly rates for the install.

From my limited research - getting the concrete slurry perfect is tricky, training your labor, and training your building dept on how to approve/inspect are the hurdles right now.