Also putting the numbers in, the rental income should give us maybe $400 -$900 profit a month once both are rented.Our lender and realtor seem to think we are crazy because the property needs floors, walls etc etc to be completed.

Google 'framing a window' and there will be lots of photos of how the studs in the walls should look-none of them should be floating in the air.

Particularly if the handyman is a person of color.

If you have any questions, I'd be happy to share my experience or be a fly on the wall to bounce some ideas off of. 

I.e plants, small area fence, extension to your wall, piece of wood etc.

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I'm not just talking matching bed spreads with a wall mural, but more like a castle bed that you can walk into with a slide, for example.

Open up wall from the kitchen into the game room.

Who was responsible for having a retaining wall to keep the earth from sliding?

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