That is going to be a major factor in you decision. 

This usually includes cosmetics and smaller inspection issues that weren't really able to be used as leverage for negotiating.

The process for my county was pretty straight forward, just needed to include before and (proposed) after drawings (which were hand drawn, no architect needed) showing the 2 walls and electrical outlets/switches.

Include the rental income from the SFH and figure 50% expenses on it. 

Particularly be sure to include your goals for real estate investing so that folks can help you. 2) Follow your favorite forum topics and set up keyword alerts!

Quote from @Khang Truong: View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I’m new to analyzing property but some numbers aren’t accurate since bc hard money loan also covers property and rehab so should that be include in purchase price or rehab amount.  

The mostly cosmetic renovation cost was about $35,000 which included refinishing HW FL in both units, extensive painting on the interior and some exterior porches, brand new SS appliances in each unit, exterior tuckpointing updated electrical, and some minor carpentry and landscaping.

Less and less appliances are even including a ground on their plug.

Home price is $369,000 Rehab given is $80,000 Down payment is $44,900 Loan amount that I will owe back is $404,100 Loan is for 6 months Holding cost for full 6 months is ($3500*6) = 21,000Closing cost = 19,553ARV = 575000 (my agent said $600,000 but I am doing 575,000 to be conservation, with the way the market is going I do question if I should estimate it lower)With my math, using the full rehab loan and full 6 months with selling costs included, I estimate around a $53,000 profit. 

If it increases monthly cash flow that is always a positive, it does also give additional asset but it comes down to what kind of loan you are getting and all the other factors as well.