That is not an accurate picture you are painting here.All this is just drama overspill from a different post on a different forum:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/1216921-advic...A college student asked for advice in the wholesaling forum, about trying to wholesale in NYC.His "Constructive Criticism" was:This is not "constructive criticism", this is projecting your own limitations onto others.

I'm also pretty new and still in college so I don't want my experience or appearance jeopordize any deals so it's unrealistic for me to go to the properties in person.

So the property I bought had previous termite damage and we are having it repaired and treated however.

The second idea is to add the powder room in between the two bedrooms, making the left bedroom smalle (the primary in this plan is similar to the previous image, I forgot to update the floor plan again, sorry about that).Please tell me what you think, and also I'd appreciate it if you have an innovative idea that you can share that's better than the ones I mentioned above. 

Inherited tenants - vet them and look at previous recordsMake sure the property cash flows after you move outBuild your team: handyman, hvac, plumbing, etc. this will take some time.

Hi Jared, I`m a college senior and I am looking to get into this space is this a viable option for when it comes to creating financial freedom?

One LLC holds a self-storage facility, one has my property management business, one has residential rentals, and one has commercial rentals.

We've ran into an issue where if we take a tenant over from a previous management company or a tenant the owner had put in place we don't have any "applications".

Does it cover that issue of outside storage?

When I looked up in the "Property Mapper" portal, I noticed it still shows the name of the previous owner.