Kentucky Conundrum

As I analyze local market trends, I'm left wondering: what's the minimum rheab scope required to achieve a respectable ARV in Lexington's current climatte? Considering holding costs and projected net profits, where do you draw the line between over-rehabbing and under-rehabbing? I've seen cases where a light touch yields a higher ROI, while more extensive renovations barely break even. What are your thoughts on striking the right balance in a BRRRR method investment, especially when factoring in the Bluegrass region's unique market fluctuations?