I believe that if you don't believe in the product with your gut, and with your heart, then you've learned something at some point in your life that your subconscious is trying to warn you about.Good luck, all!

It is not for the faint of heart AND pocket.

You can learn how to perform open heart surgery on there (Although I wouldn't recommend it:-)If you're not into that, do what J Scott said.

So you'll have to make the call to do those upgrades or not.From a financial point of view it may or may not make sense but if its your home and you're living there you may decide to do it anyway for enjoyment value instead so it may have to be a balance between what your head and heart can agree upon.

Its right in the heart of downtown Oliver Village.

Let someone else take the risk in the more 'shady' areas and try your BRRR strategy towards the north end just south of 50 or on a street where several other flips have taken place.Some properties in there are going for way more than they should, which might allow you to get in and get a great cash-out number once the rehab is complete.The rents will be higher on the northern side, and will take a dip as you head south into the heart of the Oak Park area.

FYI, i have a 4 BR newly rehabbed row (near Sacred Heart Hospital) coming to market in about 2/3 weeks.

wow i would buy that house in a heart beat!!

I leased a handful of small apartments in the heart of Denver, jumped in a U-Haul, loaded up my van (and my credit card), furnished them all and then posted them on Airbnb.

I get around some of the worst parts of the metro area, so Gathersburg/Germantown in the heart of the 10th richest county of America, isnt what Id really consider unsavory.