We would be interested in off-market deals that are 150+ units, 2000+ vintage in the $20-$80mm range in the markets that are up and coming.

Purchase price: $285,000 Cash invested: $132,000 Sale price: $620,000 Contributors: Sean Barnebey, Victoria Loder Home is located in the North Slope historical classic neighborhood featuring vintage charm and lots of updates where they count!

C class, 850sqft 2/1 townhomes. 1972 vintage off near O'Heary and Wendover.

Purchase price: $921,000 Cash invested: $150,000 A vintage 1957 mid-century modern renovation brings to light the best of the classic vibe of the 50's with all of the modern conveniences of the 21st century.

This is different from private property, which are things that are not permanently attached to the land, such as cars, boats, jewelry, furniture, and farm equipment.Understanding ownershipPeople often trade land, real estate, and real estate, but there are some subtle differences.Land refers to the surface of the earth up to the middle of the earth and the upper airspace, which includes trees, minerals, and water.Property is real property and any permanent additions, such as houses and other buildings.Property One of the two main classifications of real property.

From a design perspective, maybe throw in a few faux plants.

That said there are a lot of different factors that will contribute to the costs being much higher or lower than these such as location, property vintage, property condition, local laws, size of the raise, number of partners, back and forth + amendments on the PSA, etc.Our SEC Attorney was approx. $15kProperty, pest and radon inspection ~$150/doorSewer scope - ~$350Phase 1 - ~$4000Appraisal - ~$4500PCA - ~$4000The list goes on, in total the acquisition costs were around $100k not including escrowed funds, taxes and insurance.

Faux wood paneling in the entire basement and one room at the main level.

Faux wood paneling in the entire basement and one room at the main level.

If you have other investment ideas that you think can make you more money for equal or less risk, I would say go somewhere else, but generally consumer sentiment is everything is overvalued: stocks, crypto, baseball cards, vintage cars, real estates, etc.