Needs some work, appliances, pipes, trash disposal, electrical wiring and painting.

So it will cost me more to dispose of it than it did to acquire it.

now that I have my first deal under my belt (I like buy and holds) and having spent all disposable reserves on said deal, I am now researching a second deal and I am worried that it may take me a while to save up to do a similarly structured deal as my first (25% down with a conventional loan).So how did you all fund your 2nd deal?

I have all the required licensing at my disposal for any code issues that can arise including plumbing, electrical and HVAC.

When he is ready to move out, then terminate the agreement, do the walk through etc.If he leaves, and the stuff is left behind, follow local laws about disposing of his property and then take it out of his deposit.

In my neck of the woods, it seems like most investors and people in general don't really use the video chat tools which are at their disposal for anything, anymore.

I have decided that my best option to gain capital to help start my investment career with little additional cost/disposable income would be to rent out my home and move in with family.

As far as suggestions for what to put on the site, as the mother of a teenage daughter I can tell you most of her disposable income goes to Starbucks, smoothie drink places, and any inexpensive restaurants where she and her friends can sit, gab and eat, for a long time for not a lot of money. 

They are in working order feel free to dispose of them as you see fit.

I'm looking at this from your exit strategy position; if you had to bail on this house and you have a hoarder tenant, I'm not sure you'd have an easy time disposing of the property.