Consider also that the house was just flipped and it looks pretty much brand new (also the roof was redone), so there won't be much work, if not at all, to do it in the next few years.The row house has 3 floors (First, Second and a full basement) + front lawn and a small backyard.Price would be around 200K.Let me know what you think and what you would do and if you need any other information.Any recommendations/advice or thoughts are much appreciated. 

@Carter FioritaLets chat as Im about to move out there to grow the "We Buy Ugly Houses" brand and could use some assistance.

I've had to buy another phone and designate one phone for just the ads....calls..

I am brand new to the real estate business in Oklahoma, but has always had interest.

I'm targeting multifamily, retail and office property owners; however, we also intend to incorporate single family lists into our marketing campaign at some point.Also, if anyone has any advice on creative design or copywrite language, that would be greatly appreciated too!

You can see what other homes look like in order to gauge how your rehab should be designed.

It's not a "targeted list" per say but a zip code with highest amount of cash transactions and other demo data I use for targeting owners "most like to sell quickly".I originally thought sending 4 branded postcards to every house for a month, one postcard per week was a good test but after reading a few posts and comments...

Branded professional Letter?

Affected tenants must receive notices at various stages of the application and approval process.124 Thesenotices are designed to allow affected tenants and the public to have a voice in the approval process.125 Tenants can check with local elected officials or housing agencies about the approval process and opportunities for public input.Perhaps most important, affected tenants must be given written notice of the conversion to condominiums at least 180 days before their tenancies end due to the conversion.126 Affected tenants also must be given a first option to buy the rental unit on the same terms that are being offered to the general public (or better terms).

So I bought a full gut rehab, 4BR with the plan to move into.As an experiment, I put up pictures of what I'm designing the house to look like, with the dates open for when I thought it would be done (stupid I know)I was getting hits left and right, offers for A LOT of money.The work is now dragging and I don't know if I'm going to hit my deadlineIf I start cancelling the first few reservations, can they blacklist me and cancel ALL the reservations I have booked (almost every weekend)?