@Daniel Daskaloski it would probably be more appealing to your investor if YOU put the down.

I am looking to understand the cost of different jobs, and this is a great example where I can visualize the changes through your photo's, and map them back to a spreadsheet.

The blog tries to incorporate 80s/90s pop culture with real estate, to appeal to more than just residential property investors.I enjoy writing and I think people enjoyed reading the first several posts, I just have no idea how to get it in front of more people. 

The school systems in Lawrence and Warren are incrementally better than the IPS school system making it more appealing to renters with children. 

Junk cars bring down the appeal of your property so it's definitely a problem.

I keep things very simple with these deals and make "job aids" so the seller can visual what's happening...and I use a 1-page contract that my title company is familiar with...one benefit is the access to data...so, I can show the seller what's going on in the market and how I am valuing their property. 

Your strategy will also play a role in this, whether you intend to flip or hold long term (i.e. you should be thinking durable, as well as aesthetically pleasing); also, it's true about the kitchen's and bath's, along with curb appeal.

The park manager loved the rehab and we gave the home curb appeal while giving a gentleman homeownership.

It's a hot item these days and always adds design appeal, 2. it allows the door to hang open as desired expanding the space and since the toilet and closet are private, it probably would be used that way in this arrangement.

Vegas seems appealing, cheap houses, rent part of house monthly, airbnb near strip.