At the bottom is a button that says "SUBMIT - $50", which takes them to my Intuit Payment Network checkout screen.

Lastly, having a good eye for design and picking lighting and plumbing fixtures that appease the masses and look expensive but are not expensive can help keep your costs down while improving the ARV.One last thought, ability to edit the floor plan to a more open floor plan is very beneficial in most real estate markets these days so finding ways to improve layouts is a key factor.

I dont want to touch the layout , its a master bathroom , I personally would like a bigger shower .

MikeOH,Can you lay out the basic of a rental business.Thanks

We are getting the house for a good price, it has a lot of sentimental value as well as we have rented it for 6 years, prior to that my wife's parents had rented it for over 22 years (I know) but we understand the value has to make sense as well, similar houses in the same block have been sold for much more, same layout and footprint.

In fact, your words are encouraging because in some of the areas I'm evaluating for potential flips, that is exactly the case.So to paraphrase (I think), as long as there is "sufficient" good-condition inventory selling in the immediate area and fairly recently (to provide accurate comps and permit an appraisal to come back where you need it on resell) -- even if these sales are as little as 20% of the market, then you have viable flipping conditions.And intuitively I'd think that the greater the ratio of good-condition retail sales in your flip's area, then the better the odds of achieving success with your distressed flip.

My intuition tells me that neighborhood stability in turnover (meaning more long term ownership) and price would be good, assuming the neighborhood is desirable.

My intuition is that if a property is offered for sale it is the "market" price.

It would seem kind of counter-intuitive to me at least to try and get your bank to fund a deal that you don't even have yet.

When the time comes, approach him calmly and reasonably and simply tell him that you've been thinking about it a lot and they only way you can continue to work for him is.....and then lay out your terms.