Tax his cow, Tax his goat, Tax his pants, Tax his coat.

Yes Kevin, I have taken overpriced courses from both and all they do is sugar coat it, and offer crappy deals for hight dollars to ignorant investors.And a follow up, i never bought anything at the joke of a mastermind Carson has, 1st off, any one who kicks you out of their mastermind is only in it for the money, which I refuse to pay $1,000 a month.

There was very little damage, the place is fairly clean, except it needs a new coat of paint, and repainting the baseboards and closet doors, and mopping the floors, and general light cleaning.

This is essential because someone is going to offer a note with an unusual situation that you nay not catch and the note seller may not disclose (intentionally or in ignorance).The classic book is Smart Trust Deed Investments by George Coates.

I'd make sure your drywall has a good coat of paint, and if and when you do renovations, you will have to address the parts you work on then.

Not sure if you asking how long do you wait between first and second coat or how long do you go between paint jobs?

Very serious.Any of the painted surfaces could be coated with lead-based paint.

Once you own it, make sure the repair all the wood and put a fresh coat of primer/paint on it. you'll be required the disclose to all tenants to potentiality of LBP because of the age of the house.

You may need two coats of KILZ.

I have seen some they have gone over with hardboard or even thicker plywood over the old subfloor, but I don't like that option because it always seems to leave uneven places and decreases your headroom which is tight in older MHs even further.