Just like @BP here who is a crowning example of that!

Hardwood flooring, sheetrock, crown moulding, tile, cabinets, coutertops, etc. 

Brownstone Brooklyn IS one of my primary areas of Investing, but more in Clinton Hill, Bed-Stuy, Crown Heights.If you PM, I can walk you thorough my own calculations, including a 10 year IRR.LLew

The property is being sold "as is" but needs a new water heater, has some exposed wiring, a cracked chimney crown, water damage in the basement, a leak in the bathroom, and possible mold.

Ideally in one of the following neighborhoods: Bushwick, Ridgewood, Williamsburg, Bedstuy, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, and the surrounding areas. 1.

In Cleveland you will not get much more rent going granite , crown moldings ect.

My contractors think I'm crazy when I tell them I'm saving the old doors or crown moulding or such.  

The we have gold brokers, bunker builders and all the others who make a living selling fear based "solutions", just think back to the panic buying of TP, flour and all kinds of other bizarre things during covid, all powered via the fear-4-profit industry in the US of which Youtube is the crowning jewel as fear and terror gets views, blue skys and stability is boring. 

Consider Crown Heights , Midwood , prospect Lefferts gardens .

The quality of construction is so nice - crown molding, millwork, color schemes, natural beauty - are all very well thought out in most places I have been to.ps is stucco a mainly california thing?