Investment info:Single family residence, fix an flipPurchase price: 250,000Cash to be invested $50kEstimated home value: $400krepair costs: $50kState of home: Has several upgrades already like roof, cabinets and others , but it has not been kept up and the owner is being forced to leave.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

You name it, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, cabinets, c-tops, anything and everything, it was a fire-sale. 

To set the scene: A cost seg study breaks your property into two important categories:1250 "real" property aka the building, foundation and other long life assets.1245 property aka anything that can be accelerated such as 5, 7, or 15 year property like carpets, cabinets, or other site improvements.

The furniture guys will build and install mahogany counters and cabinets.  

A 40–50% markup on custom cabinets or flooring is common, but it works best when buyers see it as part of a turnkey, hassle-free package versus feeling “nickel-and-dimed.” • Financing Strategy: Many builders leverage short-term capital (bridge or hard money) to cover land acquisition and construction draws, then refinance into long-term take-out loans once homes are sold or stabilized.

You may want to consider removing the garage and replacing it out right with a complete ADU that includes all Bosch appliances, brushed nickel finishes, quarts countertops and backsplashes, and soft close drawers and cabinets.

I built a house for a specific tenant, that had no steps inside or outside the house, plus other features such as a roll in shower with no lip, and no cabinets under the kitchen sink.

Eventually down the road I'll be replacing cabinets in the kitchen on the main floor, fully update all appliances on each floor and changing the roof from shingle to metal roofing.

Eventually down the road I'll be replacing cabinets in the kitchen on the main floor, fully update all appliances on each floor and changing the roof from shingle to metal roofing.

Quote from @Patrick O'Sullivan: This is such a great reminder, Alan.Routine walkthroughs not only help catch maintenance issues early but also show tenants that the landlord is proactive and cares about the condition of the home, which often leads to better care from the tenant as well.Something as simple as a slow leak under a kitchen sink, if unnoticed, can lead to major repairs like replacing cabinets or subflooring.