An appraiser would give weight to a new roof and panel, insurance will be lower for a buyer and they would pay more knowing it has those items and they don’t have to do them.

I have explored a variety of online and physical side hustles, but now it's time to transition to brick-and-mortar as I build towards my dream of creating my own private equity firm.I am officially closing soon on the acquisition of an absentee gas station and laundromat business.

Is there a way around this or are my dreams dead because the govt, who wants to fix the housing crisis, will not let a first time homebuyer do something that is perhaps the #1 solution to making housing cheaper in a market like Denver?

SCENARIO: You quit your W-2, but you have $100,000 in cash and five single-family homes that produce $75,000 in cash flow and have $400,000 in equity. 
What is your strategy to move forward in the real estate world?

It still wouldn't be enough profit to do this full time without another job.I see lots of people online who have quit their full time job and are doing Real Estate Investing only, buying new cars, being able to travel and I am wondering if this is just their "online persona", it is because of the amount of properties they have that has given them this financial/work free freedom or I need to find somewhere else that would give me a larger return.Either way I am still moving forward on my journey :) I was just curious because that would be my dream goal to not have a 9-5 and my investments give me that freedom.

Just asking about vague concepts is likely to get no good responses (banks might think you're just dreaming). 

Dream big.

Since these reviews are on google's own product, they weight these reviews higher than reviews on site.

New builds is the dream, always in demand.

The word "and" is carrying a lot more weight in this definition than they want to acknowledge.