@Lily Lee Absolutely!

Inexpensive land scaping is a good place to start - simply mulch the flower beds for example.

While you'll find a few YouTubers doing their thing, I believe "Lili invests" does the best job of touching on the topics and tools newcomers need to know in order to be successful - CRMS, lead generation, building lists, identifying great deals etcI hope that helps and good luck on your RE investing journey!

Quote from @Lily Rodriguez: Quote from @Wyatt Wolff: I think Charlotte is an amazing place to invest, if you know the market.

Respectfully,Lily Rodriguez -Investor friendly Agent

It's also a great time for laying sod, as the mild temperatures and occasional rain help the new grass to establish without the need for constant watering.On the other hand, annual flowers and certain tropical plants thrive when planted in the spring, after the threat of any frost has passed.

We cleared and planted about 300 fruit trees and flowers on it. 

Currently meeting in Flower Mound about 2x/year.

Just call a couple local tow or impound companies and ask them how to deal with it.If that vehicle happened to roll on to the road and if a good citizen reported it as abandoned, the city would remove it after 48 hours.Source:http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/75/...iv) The vehicle has remained on private property without the consent of the owner or person in control of the property for more than 24 hours.

I know the "Flower Alley" has some trendy STR's that do good.