Even if you don't make anything your first deal at least your foot is in the door.

So take it with a grain of salt.Your next 3 things you should do in the next 24 hours are, Contact Deutsche bank and see if they really are the current owner of the property. https://www.db.com/company/en/contact.htm or you can try the NY number to start the foot work.Reach out to an agent if you are new to this investing thing and let her know you are looking at a house, she might direct you along also.Finally find a bank to see if you can be approved for a loan or what you need to do in order to get approved.That would be what I would think.

If other houses in the area have upgraded kitchens and have sold for a higher price per square foot, then this renovation will likely increase the value of the house up to where those other houses sold.

I would like to get my foot in the door on the commercial side of real estate to build a relationship with investors in the industry and gain experience within the industry.

We are selling my girlfriend's 4/2.5, 2700 sq. foot home on a lot and a half with all kinds of extras on the top of the hill at Rivercrest Park with the best view of the Hillsborough River.

If the house was listed at 200K and you sent in a word document offering 110K and an assignment clause (or even a full blown contract), without stepping foot inside it.

Bingo.

I have a furnished 350-square foot studio that my wife and I have been renting successfully to traveling nurses.

House sits on a 20,000 square foot piece of property.My market is a small town of approximately 3,000 residents.  

The dilemma is that the place is old and awkward, I have to work around 2 foot thick stone walls and as it stands my master will have a full bath directly across from it in a hallway that attaches to the living room.