As I’ve been upgrading my living in bigger units each time.

All, Looking to upgrade my lists and these two seem like the best way to get targeted lists besides driving for dollars.

We need to make several upgrades to the current place in order to make it rent ready- new flooring, new patio doors, new deck, drywall repairs, maybe new kitchen appliances and cabinetry, etc.

@Ahmed Saad it just needs a cosmetic upgrade. $100k or less on renovations. 3-Fam... 3bed rooms.

I like to buy Class B properties, as they’re the ones that we can renovate and upgrade in order to increase rents.Class C properties are much older, usually built in the ‘60’s, 70’s and 80’s, and are located in areas that are not ideal.

I like to buy Class B properties, as they’re the ones that we can renovate and upgrade in order to increase rents.Class C properties are much older, usually built in the ‘60’s, 70’s and 80’s, and are located in areas that are not ideal.

The ideal duplex for me is a single story, 2 bedroom 2 bath, 1 car garage, separate porch entrances (preferable on opposite sides of the property) and a small fenced yard.I find the money makers are upgraded kitchen and bathrooms!  

Since then, I have upgraded my own house.Learned to do cosmetic changes myself so i can be ready for my next flip.

Figure your ARV, minus your estimated total repair and upgrade costs, holding costs, etc. 

In 5-15 years if/when the area really improves you could upgrade one of them, refinance and use the cash to upgrade another.