Probably minimum $60k and make sure you read the fine print re: delivery charges, etc.Start with the zoning board in your area and take it from there.

Home Depot has a very cheap cardboard laminate that can be had for about 75 cents per square foot, and if you laid it yourself you can 500 square feet down for about 500 bucks.

Our HUD house had a plumbing leak - three deliberate holes drilled in the bottom of a basement pipe, equally spaced one foot apart. 

The reason they are doing this is because it increases foot traffic.

House hacking can be the perfect way to get your foot in the door.

I'd have a sign professionally made stating "No Smoking Anything Inside or Outside These Premises"Further, in smaller print, quote from ME smoking regs:  "A violation of the smoking rules constitutes a civil violation for which a fine of $ 100 may be imposed.

I see people posting answers for slabs, building structure and footings.

We bout a 1900 square foot two story home last year (Easter weekend to be exact).

The drawback is it will cost you about $4 a square foot installed.  

Cost of taxes, insurance, flood insurance, avg cost per square foot for homes, cost to build new per square foot, vacancy rates, rent rates per bedroom, school districts, crime rates, top ten job providers and dig into their trends (growing, expanding, contracting, single source, etc), find the type of investment properties you want to focus on and learn all about that demo.