A foundation might need parging which is cosmetic.

:) G'Day Zair,Just commented the same to another fellow looking to do something similar to what you are.I think that BRRRR from out of state is very risky business.If I was you, I'd continue immersing myself in everything and anything real estate related.Come back home to the US and start in your local market.Using leverage should only be reserved once you already know what you are doing and you have experienced the income/expenses over a few year period.I've always believe that "Cash is King, Cashflow is Queen and Finance is the Peasant" lolIn your local market or a market of your choosing you can buy, fix and flip or buy, fix and refinance.But I suggest you buy, fix and flip until you have enough cash reserves to buy, fix and hold without it affecting your cash position for future deals.Build a strong foundation without leverage and only then start looking to refinance or finance.30-50% of your portfolio should be un-leveraged.It's a slow process but all good things take time.Just my opinion and wishing you much success

The book gives a good introduction to the so-called “Chicago school” of economics.Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail, Ray DalioLegendary investor examines history’s most turbulent economic and political periods to reveal why the times ahead will likely be radically different from those we’ve experienced in our lifetimes.These above are a good basic starting point to gain fair foundational comprehension.  

The detached garage has a foundation problem that costs 9,100.

Great foundational principles in Financial Peace University FPU.

The foundation is clean.

Hey fellow investors,I wanted to reach out to the community for some advice on a potential real estate investment strategy I've been considering.To give you a bit of background, I currently reside in Southern California and am eager to dive into the world of real estate investing to secure a financial foundation for my retirement.

The quote states:- Demolition of and reconstruction of the existing garage and concrete foundation as necessary- All electric ADU fixtures, appliances, and systems with electrical panel upgrade for the main house (?

Check the foundation better.

The turnkey investment property claims to be renovated recently but really hard to confirm if they have any foundational problems.