Total rehab has been quoted from 450-550 depending on finishes etc.  

They'll send you a rough draft of a plan, and you can tell them what you want changed on it until you arrive at a finished product. 

I just finished "Think and Grow Rich" by Napolean Hill.  

After analyzing all of our options, we determined that the best decision, both financially and emotionally, is to move back home to have family support with the baby while house hacking a 3 or 4 family as she finishes school (my RE goals is to BRRRR properties until I can supplement my salary).

Hello all,I'm currently finishing up the rehab on a 2-family I picked up last year that I intend to rent out both units for.

My wife got into the military and has now graduated Basic Training and is now doing AIT school training she is receiving a bonus of $25,000 $10,000 in cash when she finish AIT school in May and we both have good credit scores mine is about to go up over 700 hers is in the Mid 600 range.

Again, you need to finish out the current lease if there is one, but if they're at will, have them sign your new paperwork immediately3.) collect rent same day he currently pays?

Initially I was going to sell but our rental market is white hot so I decided to BRRR both.The first one went perfectly, found a great renter (work at home tech guy) and refinanced out all my original investment with room to spare with 100k equity.I just finished the 2nd and signed a lease today.  

The few videos I do see are pretty much just clips of various parts of the process, but there's always gaps left out, and important pieces of the whole process from start-to-finish of investing in real estate.So, one thing I'm telling myself this year that I'll do is record the whole entire deal, from start to finish Starting off with just 'Let's buy something that will make me money' and record the search , negotiation ,rehab (if needed) , marketing, and income period for the property.Part of that though would be figuring out how to make it look nice, or at least contain the 'stuff' that seems to get cut, or people skimp out on.So, any input/ideas would be appreciated.  

Now, if you're in the higher end market and you want to look into converting apartments or hotels into condos you could really do well with those nice finishes.