Commercial Real Estate Agent · Boston, MA · Member since 2008 · 114 posts · 15 votes
20y
Absolutely! If you're talking about rehabbing and then reselling the property, all you need is to keep the cost of improvements down. If you're talking about rehabbing and then renting out the property, again, make sure the improvements will be bring in higher rents - enough to justify the expense.
Find a reputable contractor who can help you out or go alone. Either way, the key is to keep your costs down.
Tell us more about what you're thinking about and we can help you better.
Yes you can still turn a profit, What type work needs to be done. Provide me as much detail as possible. Please feel free to contac me.
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Real Estate Investor · Vienna, VA · Member since 2009 · 9 posts · 1 vote
17y
Hi,
There are various ways that you can do a rehab. Each has their merits and associated costs. Regardless, I can complete a rehab for you based on your requirements. If you would like to see some of my work, I have before, during and after pictures of rehabs. Please contact me for the web site addresses and then after review if you are interested we can discuss your needs.
thanks..pete.