A friend went to Denver, CO interviewed a job wanting to look at a few homes as basis for relocation. 

It will certainly solve their housing problem - with many fewer jobs, many people will be forced to leave to find employment. 

And to get the type of returns that make it worth it, I'd need to pour hours and hours into it - at that rate, I can get another job which could pay as much as a return on a small investment property.If you want to get into RE, the way I see it, you have two options.

Im an awesome saver ( 20k saved out of a 30k/yr job) and want an investment goal.

I was wondering:  I suppose a person can stop paying property tax and eventually the State will take it away...but I am worried about legal consequences or penalties for doing that.

I have one bid for $40k to do a complete gut job.

Odd jobs like replacing a basement window and blocking off entrances for pests to larger one off jobs like replacing kitchen cabinets etc?

Just wondering if anyone actually called or texted the interested emailers...they all put down a phone number but no other information.

However the form/procedure is quite confusing so I was wondering which of the below would be the better alternative:1.

I plan on making upgrades to a 3 bedroom, 1 full bathroom, 1 half bathroom home and I was wondering what are the best upgrades to perform in order to increase the value of the home.