Those areas will appreciate more once they get the commercial developments they currently lack (HEB, restaurants, stores, etc).

I’d be happy to create some hypotheticals a little later this morning.I’d say the make-or-break element of this plan is your ability to quickly build up equity in the condo.

Grass to long, storing the mower (no garage) etc.  

I have heard from some books I have read about "Home depot university" where you can go to a store and learn more about paint, tile , fixtures etc.

Cash invested: $268,0001,700,000 revenue liquor store, recently renovated and updated in new design and technology.

Talk to Johnathan Hastin on John Besser and they will hook you up with some solid RTA cabinets, better quality than what you'd get from a big box store or Ikea.

I've noticed a lot of Duplexes around are 2/2's but they don't appraise nearly as high as the few 3/2's (which granted are generally newer but maybe that also signifies a shift in market preference) from what I can tell looking at comparables and one element of this strategy is to be sure I am building at 70-80% of expected appraisal so I can refi out as much as possible.The point that Kitchens and Bath are the main sellers I can understand.

It has also prompted grocery stores to bring back something customers haven’t seen much of during the pandemic: DISCOUNTS!

Local laws may force you to store anything left inside for a period of time. 

@Karan SoodI have found many contractors at my local hardware store.