However, power tends to corrupt.

We tend to close on 2-3 properties with the above strategy.

Since I tend to deal with basket cases I can usually safely assume that we are looking at all new flooring, for example, so on 1000sf I might mentally note $4-5k for flooring, and then adjust that after I walk the property - maybe all the HW can be refinished, or maybe there's a room or two that needs a subfloor/joist repair before we even get to the finished floor.

Donna US single women need to stick together LolP.M Me 

I tend to like to do a tumbled marble backsplash with an accent in the middle (running through the switches and outlets).

@Jacob KrafkaThere has been a lot of changes in real estate markets mostly.I understand the local market and setup investment goals before I look at a deal.Get in touch with a local agent or investor and shorten your learning curve and save you a lot of headaches as they tend to understand the market better.All the best!

@Gabrielle Martin:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4704/42419-cle...Yeah I tend to see “Class/Zones” according to surrounding neighborhood/block. 

I tend to start with one of the front of the property, two of the kitchen, one to two of the living area, the bathroom, etc.

Sellers tend to give incomplete/inaccurate information.

This tends to be more art than science.Finally you narrow in on the property.