Trust your instincts you can feel when something is wrong do not force a deal2.

In today's market, I personally am not buying anything that isn't a near gut remodel, because consumers are willing to buy any house that essentially only needs cosmetic work but is livable, so prices don't leave any profit.  

Idk why but my gut tells me this is what I should do!

Looking for a general contractor to gut and replace a kitchen and a bathroom.

When I wanted to grow my portfolio and didn't know how, I had the guts to reach out to a very successful investor who I had bought some fixers from and ask if I could shadow him.

We'd put 20% down if we use current home as a rental, probably double that if we sell.My gut tells me to take advantage of the current market and sell before it cools...I recognize there are signs it's already cooling.

It is in SERIOUSLY degrading conditions, and will need to be gutted down to studs, and new subfloor along with a new roof (main cause of the issues).

I've been gearing up for the last 6 months and am ready to pull the trigger on my first deal (a Hurricane Ida gutted SFH as a flip).

Hello, I don’t know if this is a stupid question, but what’s the universal size dumpster for any remodel, from cosmetic to full gut?

Full Gut Renovation