The wood door above is Mahogany.

You're 100% right that people who tend to vacation in those areas are looking for the "cabin in the woods" type of experience because that's what you're going to get unless you like driving 45 minutes to get to things.

I think having an established game plan and setting your expectations of what you want from the start against the reality of the market and having that conversation will be important.I help first time investors often who trust my guidance and I’m friends with all of them now and they’re doing amazing knock on wood.

I’m flipping a 1950’s two story house that has beautiful hard wood floors.

Redwood is more costly than other wood (usually cedar).  

@Kevin Wood: For those temporary and permanent differences accounts, move them to Other Income and/or Other Expenses and see if you the reports works for you. 

Many times, older homes have high-quality wood and construction. 

@Maya Jones In Texas and Iowa, you can file an Assumed Name form with your county for a business name that does not contain your personal name, ie Griifin Wood Ranch vs Ballard Ranch.

You don't really own your house (unless you live in the North woods somewhere) and the sooner you learn that, the happier you will be.

It’s wood-frame with stucco, average condition with a new kitchen in both units, sits on a 6,700+ sq ft lot.