My fear is, that if i sacrifice the location, it will either depreciate naturally or since it is not in a desirable area, after the market evens out, the properties value will never even get back close to what i purchased it for.I know i should be searching for a deal to make this purchase the best possible case scenario but i am unsure how to tell when it is a deal if its already rehabbed.

I have cash and a desire to learn and he has the experience and knowledge of this space.

I know a title rep from Phoenix that knows Tucson really well and could probably make a recommendation of one that has the knowledge you need if desired.

We have also been able to help newer investors find their first investment properties and have put them in contact with local agents in the desired area.

We have also been able to help newer investors find their first investment properties and have put them in contact with local agents in the desired area.

"Lower quality neighborhoods" should generate a much higher COC return than more desireable ones.

So I was playing with closing off the walk-in and cutting in a door on the kitchen side to make a pretty sizeable pantry but determined it wouldn't help the desirability of my home either way.

As I am investing from out of state, I wanted to make sure the area in which I purchased would be more desirable, so I could ensure a decent tenant pool and make it less likely for disputes to arise.

This means that someone thinks the town has inherent desirability.

There are roughly 20 mobile homes on their own land in the middle of a highly desirable area.I have the place rented and wanting to wholesale / sell to an investor.