A buddy of mine and I started working for ourselves about 6 months ago, doing home repairs/remodels...and have decided that we're ready to move forward towards our long-term financial goals (owning multiple cash flow properties) Firstly, however, we're wanting to get a couple fix & flips in our portfolio.Let me briefly explain our situation...A client we've done a substantial amount of work for has just recently started talking to my partner and I about selling all of his rental properties.

If you are going to be there 30 years with little chance of moving sooner, the correct decision would be to put almost no concern for resale value, remodel it the way you personally want it.If you are going to be there 2 years, put no concern for the way you want it and soley focus on resale.

All 6 are being rented right now, with 2 more on the site that are potential remodels.

My brother in law is doing his first flip in PSL, Florida....EXTREMELY talented/experienced guy as far as remodeling/rehab goes, but didn't bother to look at comps in the area, although I don't think he's too far off.PM me and I'll give you the address.

Let me know if you need help with renovations/ remodels...etc.

these were built in 2004 and remodeled within the last 2 months. new tile, paint, and replaced some bath fixtures

It appears that at one point someone had put linoleum floor over the top of hardwood floors in a room inside a house I am currently remodeling.

Many of the people in the program are in their 30's-50's some having extensive experience in remodeling, led by the program directors who are experts.

We're still looking, but have been quite absorbed recently in a remodel we are doing at our duplex.  

I did visit Chicago to check out his operations, and the homes really are nicely remodeled.