Do you consistently use 23% of do you vary that higher or lower based on age and anticipated maintenance?

If a fully remodeled comp sold for $450K and your potential listing meets the same criteria in terms of age, finish, features, then you should comp out at something similar to that higher number as that property is more of a match.

Would be targeting those that are making above average salaries, but still in the age/place in life where theyd like to share space and have a small community.Good find!

When your properties get rehabbed is there a certain age guideline you follow to replace the boiler, roof and windows? 

I also enjoy learning the demographics of the deal area (age range, job type and vacancy, collar type, tourism aspect, logistics, growth rate).

That ties into the last question you had about the age.

What age and condition is kitchen, bathrooms, water heaters, furnace, roof?

Given the age, price of land, moving costs, etc. you're really better going with option 1 or 2So all this to say, Yes Branden there is a deal, you just need to be more clear about what kind of a deal you are looking for, but if it is trying to take a chunk of that current list price vs.

I’m just beginning my journey in real estate and would like for my partner to be supportive but don’t want to start all over at the age of 30.

This, however, will change as Airbnb moves up the value chain and boomers (VRBO stronghold) age and die.