I also knew a few things from articles I read on Bigger Pockets, like the 50% rule and the 1% rule.Anyway my specific criteria for properties is 4 units, 2 bedroom/1 bath minimum per unit, newer than 1980, recently remodeled, under $200,000, in a decent area, and fully occupied.

I'm involved in real estate in a few ways, first through remodeling (that's my main occupation, no pitch) and also I went in on a deal with a partner to purchase a triplex last year, so learning the rental game.

Both Bathrooms need remodeling and the master needs to be taken down to the studs and have the subflooring replaced.

We have had ongoing issues with our common area hot tubs and we are thinking about remodeling the area with a fire pit instead.

There are primarily older homes with several of them remodeled.

Hi @Naveen DesaiI am new to investing, but I probably wouldn't hire a GC for this small of a remodel (I'm sure someone will chime in if I'm wrong).

Though buildings can be remodeled, and re-purposed, you still have an old building that's been remodeled.

I've worked on remodels & rehabbing homes.

I did about $16,000 in improvements - paint, carpet, remodel kitchen etc.

The amount of time it takes to get a project through design, planning, etc. really is no different than it takes for a remodel, and in many ways it's much simpler.