The area does look nice, I just never have heard of buying a unit out of a townhome.

Brianna, nicely done on your 2 flat.

My minimum is $1500 and I feel that's reasonable.If you stand to make a nice profit, and you have a good agent who is working hard and is a valued professional, try and pay what the work is worth.

It is really nice.

It looks like you could make a nice chunk of change because its a big deal so even a small percentage is a big number.

This is just off the research I have done and some rough math of course If this is in the out islands you can probably expect $300 per foot for a nice home.

- It's funny, now that I have the money to pay cash I have made contacts and met other investors, turns out there's so much cash laying around looking for deals to invest in, I no longer have to use all my cash to buy#6 paid 85K used hard money for 3/1 SFR, spent ZERO on rehab, sold for $127K (buyer paid $110,000 cash, and agreed to a $17,000 1 year balloon note at 9%, which will pay off next month, created $125/month income for 12 months, and a nice pop is coming!)

Seems like there are many sub 50k properties around that seem very nice.

Only somewhat negative thing we get is "nice house but not for us".

It would depend I think some on how much of the work you will do yourself, if any and if you have the time.I personally would buy the gutted one (depending on the structure of course) because I would be doing almost all the work myself and I am pretty sure I could have it looking really nice for less than $30k in fix up.There are a lot of variables.I am anxious to see what others will say!!