Hey @Marc Shin, I would avoid as well.You could do a soffit around the perimeter and drop LED lighting with fully adjustable RGBW lighting in there.

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@Alev G. the litmus test I use in exploring an area is incomes and population density.If the population density is too low and not somewhat close to an employment center it’s not going to be a Green light for me.  

Green light?

After closing, I painted the whole interior of the house, made some small maintenance repairs, added new LVP and updated light fixtures.

My guess would be its a "you get what you pay for" situation.Can anyone shed some light with recent experiences?

In regards to your budget, you could certainly find a multi fam in many BK areas for around $1mil, they won't be as developed as the neighborhoods you mentioned, but certainly have upside.One final thought, if you do go the condo route, I would choose a more established area such as Ft. greene, Downtown Brooklyn, Park Slope, etc. 

Investment Info:

Condo fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $190,860

Cash invested: $198,000

I purchased a condo that had already been remodeled by another local flipper. The workmanship of the...

Thanks @Jaycee Greene!

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