Everyone seems to likes the property, sometimes they want something bigger, found something furnished, something closer to school... etc...My question is, as a very impatient first timer, is I'm considering lowering the price but I'm getting solid leads with my current price.

That is a lot of info to process for a first timer and i like to be exact or as close to as i can be when it comes to numbers.Thank you!

Meaning, if the kitchen has high end finishes...then yours should too.  

Appraisers simply take the square footage approach and don't seem to care about the extra kitchen and other amenities.

They do a lot of training and have a lot of investors that will buy your wholesale deals. one of the best communities I’ve ever heard of, wish there was one like it in my market 🤣Hi I'm new to the community, I am a full-time Real Estate agent, working in the North Jersey market, Passaic, Bergen, Essex, and Hudson counties.

It will need a kitchen/kitchenette, and the current entrance is through the garage.

If you are looking at adding a bathroom, try your best to locate the new bathroom as close as possible to an existing plumbing/drain source (either the kitchen, or to another bathroom).  

Many renovations and updates are already done (half the windows, all bathrooms, both kitchens) and I love a Tudor.

I'm pretty new regarding this whole world of investing honestly...Me and my wife bought a house for almost 2 years; first timers.

So, somehow, even though I'm an experienced professional, successful, full-time real estate investor, who has paid him to show me the ropes about Notes, I am responsible for college level knowledge while I'm still in grade school?