Have any experienced investors figured out what type of cost-efficient kitchen cabinets work best in a flip in terms of attracting buyers?

hi my name is victor i have been interested in real estate investing for a while now and me and my wife are currently looking for our first personal home. we are thinking about making this home kind of a long term flip. we want to buy a home in a location where most people around here want to live renovate it in a way that would attract most home buyers in our area  i would like some advice on : how to analyze our current market to find out where people generally want to live what houses are people generally looking for what renovations get the best return on capital 

I will be following this thread as I agree this area is ripe for redevelopment and close enough to TCU and future TRE train stop to make it attractive to serveral type renters / buyers.

Owner occupant can be very low down payment and a slightly more attractive interest rate.Of course, I'm prejudice towards Arizona!

In reality her $4450 rent is probably producing $5000-$6000/ month negative cash flow. 

Often times putting in an offer before the potential seller has decided to sell, makes your offer very very attractive. 

While the BRRR strategy is attractive, you will have to find a "deal" that will fit into the model.

As @Joe Splitrock said, if you have the capability of producing your own tax return and managing your own tax position, then no you don't need a CPA or an accountant.

All units are occupied at this time so it would produce rental income from day one.

I may be kicking myself if/when we hit another big downturn but I don't see anything out there right now that looks more attractive.