This got me thinking about the long term expenses that most houses will need and does the overall ROI seem reasonable.So I googled some info and tried to estimate life expectancy of house appliances, carpet, roof, etc and costs (item + installation), then figured out the monthly cost out.

We sold over 50 properties last month and I am a licensed agent.

County and or city codes and ordinances have likely significantly changed during that time.Don't be sold a DREAM for a project.

The house where our seller currently is living in, was sold last week.

Dont forget to put it on face book .  3 of my neighbors did that and sold in less than a week , and set new record highs for the neighborhood .

There is a very well known team, top in units sold in Omaha, that adds 1,000 but they often lower their listing commission. 

When the Real estate world crashed I bought n sold many flips - needed to survive.

Also I’d look at comps really good to see what’s sold in the area.  

Also, if a home was purchased and "Brrred" then the property could be sold to the child at a below market price (with the 7% interest built into the price) putting them in a position that PMI might not be an issue due to the equity built in from the renovation. 

They were foreclosed on and the property has been sold.