(These "little things" will make an older house look and feel new easily and with a very small investment of your capital)Landscaping and exterior paint/pressure washing.

:Up and Coming Duplex2 bed 1 bath unit that will rent for around $1600 (conservative estimate)1 bed 1 bath for $1000annual taxes 5kBeautiful street with walk to quaint shops and restaurants, should virtually 0 vacancy due to Portland rental market.Rent ready(new paint, solid appliances, refinished hardwood floors, mature low maintenance landscaping ) but could improve 1 bed unit for several thousand only.Will likely sell for around 450K+(similar property 6 months ago went for that, I offered 430K and missed out)Should I put in an offer and for how much?

We want to spend some money to improve this cul-de-sac, as it hurts all of our property values having big holes in the driveways and no landscaping (just weeds) and kudzu crawling around. 

It's not quite as expansive or in depth as BP, but will put you in touch with many folks who invest in GR, and are doing very well.

Price: 495KAmount needed to rehab: We are guessing about 12k for cosmetic landscaping and signage.

If you want to be sure it is done, yes hire someone to do it or do it yourself.I used to have a landscape company, and we did blowouts every year.  

Interiors including kitchens and baths, exterior architectural color with landscape and hardscape.

There are so many project slated for West End, including redevelopment of Mall West End, expansion of Lee + White, redevelopment of the MARTA station, etc... 

I'm currently heavily invested in another business that I've slowed expansion to diversify cash towards another industry, in this case, real estate.

During my ownership, the HOA redid the landscaping and roof, which made the deal more enticing.